Google launches new Google+ Hangouts platform and mobile apps with focus on conversations
Eagerly waiting for the update to hit my mobile devices, shows and “OPEN” button instead of “INSTALL” and redirects to Google Talk mobile app.
What it looks like when you search “Facebook” in the Windows Phone app store.
Facebook’s Official app is nowhere to be seen.
Facebook Prompts Users to Complete Their Profile Like LinkedIn
Very soon we are going to see this prompt on Google+ also, Google+ currently shows this prompt only when you visit the profile page and the profile is incomplete. Every network on the web is hungry for the User demographics Data to sell the crap out of it to advertisers. Long live Targeted Advertising!
Google+ Comments comes to Blogger
Google’s Competitor to Disqus, LiveFyre and Facebook comments is here, although initially available only for blogger blogs, expect it to roll out for other blogging platforms and publishers as well. This new commenting system does one thing very well, i.e., bringing social shares and comments on Google+ back to your blog commenting system.
The most interesting Slide of the ‘Facebook Home’ event. Facebook wants to send a message out there that it is not FB mobile operating system, neither is it a fork of android.
Yup
Mark Zuckerberg on being asked whether “We may see ads in cover feed?” during Facebook’s event.
Facebook Home
Facebook has launched a standard android home screen launcher with a few tweaks, ‘Cover Feed’ and ‘Chat Heads’ are the main focus as of now, Facebook may add other apps meshed up with this launcher in further updates which it says will update once every month. ‘Cover Feed’ is the News feed reimagined for mobile world and ‘Chat Heads’ brings a system wide messaging system to the device rather than confined inside an app. Initially the app launchef would be available for selected few devices running ICS or JB. The launcher will hit the play store on 12th of April.
Now, it is to be seen whether it will take off or die.
Organisational chart of major tech companies!
Facebook’s “Come See Our New Home on Android” event on 4th april.
Facebook’s fork of Android OS? A new Android app? A new home screen launcher? An app store?
The new redesigned Newsfeed by Facebook, to get the new look, visit this link.
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