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Start G+ Chrome extension brings Facebook, Twitter experience, activity into Google+
A new Google Chrome extension, developed by Zane Claes, named Start G+, lets a user easily import his/her photographs from Facebook to Google+. The extension also allows the user to post to Facebook and Twitter from within Google+.

In short, the Start G+ is designed to make the process of transitioning from Facebook to Google+ as effortless as possible.

How to use Start G+ Google Chrome Extension:

Install the extension. And visit Google+. There you’ll notice a new Gmail notification icon, as well as small Facebook and Twitter buttons in the top right. Just sign in to Facebook and Twitter and you are ready to post status updates & see your feed right with Google+. A drop down menu that includes three options: Completely Disable Facebook Features, Completely Disable Twitter Features, and Turn Off Gmail Notifier, are there to provide you with more control on the environment.

Visit startgoogleplus.com after installing the extension.

Once there, you can choose to:

1) import your photos from Facebook. The photo importer syncs photos from Facebook and displays the photos in a slideshow format as they were imported to allow you to monitor the progress.

To summarize, here are the extension’s current listed features:

• Show your Facebook and Twitter streams inside Google+ stream, complete with Stream links on the side, as well as rich media.

• Post to Facebook and Twitter automatically and simultaneously, whenever you share something on Google+. This option can be turned off from within the share window in Google+.

• Add a Gmail inbox notifier to the top bar. Clicking on the Gmail icon shows a menu with unread messages that lets you access your emails directly inside Google+.

• Visit startgoogleplus.com to transfer or sync your photos from Facebook.

The extension will get some useful features in coming days. They are:

• A user can already get a nickname on the site, but in coming days, a user will be able to use a very short URL. Somewhat like sgplus.me/yourname or sgp.cm/yourname.

• Ability to change one’s nickname right within Google+.

• Tagging is going to be universal and beneficial. That is, a person tag placed in a post in Google+, will show on Facebook and other synced networks, if Start G+ extension is used to share it to other networks. The tag appearing on other networks will use the nicknames to link to the Google Plus profile that was referenced. Hence the person begin tagged will get traffic back to his Google+ profile.

• Soon all the links shared on Twitter or Facebook, will be shortened using sgplus.in url shortening service. In addition, much like those twitter applications, which shorten tweets, that are more than 140 characters long; If the post on Google+ is too long to be properly shared on Twitter, then, a shortened link will be added to the end of the Twitter post to link to the full post on Google+.

• Soon, the much hotchpotch in extensions setting page will be sorted , with a separate settings page.

• A more comprehensive notification system for not just Gmail but Facebook and Twitter too will be added.

• Custom Streams an interesting feature will be added in near future as well. These custom circles will combine multiple circles to form a new stream. This is planned to increase interaction between circles.

That is all about Start G+ extension and how it can help you in your Google+ experience.

Now let’s talk about a few inferences on can derive from the launch of this extension:

1) People are spending time on Google+. That’s’ why extensions like, Start G+ are bringing content from other networks to Google+.

2) Only one social network, of the size of Facebook can exist. People will either stay at Facebook OR Google+.

3) Apart from a single dominant social network, all other social networks will become services, providing just one or two services, like real time search, broadcast, photo-sharing to the dominant social network. ---------

Anil Singh Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Beckhams Facebook and Tweet their Baby Girl’s first pictures
Ladies love David Beckham, men love Victoria! So when the news of the couple’s new born baby hit Twitter earlier last week, the world immediately wanted to know more about the baby girl. But after some wait, David Beckham introduced his newborn baby to the world Sunday on Facebook. The soccer star posted a photo of wife Victoria Beckham napping with daughter Harper Seven, with soccer star elaborating that, “I took this picture of my two girls sleeping,”. [ You have to “like” the Page to get access to the photo on Facebook.). Here is the Pic:

Victoria Beckham with baby girl Harper Seven


Earlier Sunday, Victoria Beckham also tweeted a photo of her husband with Harper with the caption: “Daddy’s little girl.”

David Beckham with baby Girl Harper Seven
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Anil Singh Monday, July 18, 2011
Facebook launches Every Phone App for 2,500 Basic phones
With its eyes clearly focused on basic phone users in developing countries, Facebook is going to launch a mobile application, any time now, designed to offer a fast and rich Facebook experience to users anywhere in the world on more than 2,500 Java-enabled mobile devices.

Facebook’s Every Phone app — is available for download at m.facebook.com, and GetJar or Appia app stores — includes the Facebook news feed, inbox and photos modules.

Enabling the ‘Every Phone app’ user to upload photos and find new friends from their address book contacts. To proliferate the app fast, the social giant has made tie-ups with 20 carriers all over the world, to offer mobile users free data access for the app for 90 days. Partner carriers include Aircel, Airtel and Reliance in India, along with O2 Telefonica in Germany, Three partners in Indonesia and the United Kingdom, and Vodafone in Turkey.

Carriers offering free data access for a limited time:

• Aircel (India)
• Airtel (India)
• Banglalink (Bangladesh)
• Beeline (Russia)
• Celcom (Malaysia)
• Etisalat (Egypt, Nigeria)
• Globe (Philippines)
• Idea (India)
• Indosat (Indonesia)
• O2 Telefonica (Germany)
• Reliance (India)
• Smart (Philippines)
• Smartfren (Indonesia)
• Telkomsel (Indonesia)
• Three (Indonesia, United Kingdom)
• TIM (Brazil)
• TMN (Portugal)
• Ufone (Pakistan)
• Vodafone (Turkey)
• XL (Indonesia)

Watch How to use Every phone App HERE. ---------

Anil Singh Wednesday, July 13, 2011
US Presence on Social networks 2011
Social networking among American adults has nearly doubled in less than three years, and Facebook is having the bear share of the market. Recent numbers from the Pew Internet and American Life Project, suggest so.

According to Pew, nearly half of all U.S. adults — 47 percent — are engaged in social networking on at least one platform. Back in 2008, this was 26 percent.

92 percent of adults who use social networks are on Facebook. MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter are next attractions with 29 percent, 18 percent and 13 percent, respectively.

And finally the metric which experts consider most important, i.e. the ‘engagement’. Of all US Facebook users, 52 percent use the site every day. ---------

Anil Singh Monday, June 20, 2011