These days Google’s brain child Google+ – a social website considered by many as the direct competitor to the Facebook is making waves around the Internet. Currently the service is in trial testing and is evolving rather quickly both in terms of feature set and stability. We expect this evolution to continue in the coming months to put a threat to the already mature Facebook. Guys at the technobombs has come up with a  fairly detailed Infographic to compare the key features of the Facebook ...

Finally Google+ application for the iPhone has been approved by Apple and available for download via the iTunes App store for the iDevices. Until now only the Android users had the privilege of a native app for the Google+ on their Android devices. Google+ app for the iPhone includes almost all the features of its Android counterpart. From some user feedback until now it seems that application is not very stable and there are some crashes here and there. Hopefully these issues will be fixed as time ...

Facebook had announced the @Facebook.com email service just about 2 months ago. And now we can already witness its rollout in to some user accounts. Facebook email is not your typical email service as it has strong social flavor integrated in to it. Key features of the new service includes seamless messaging, conversation history and a social inbox. Users need to choose an @Facebook.com email account and from there on they will be able to get email alerts with conversation history and a social inbox. ...

With the massive increase in Facebook popularity in a short period and also because of its social appeal & coolness factor every one is uploading photos from their family events, trip, a birthday party and so on to their Facebook profile for others in their social circle to view (and make comments).  On Facebook all the photos with the same theme can be put in to the same album. While it is convenient to view these photos from the Facebook web interface, it is not that convenient if you ...

MyBlogLog (popular social network for bloggers)interface has changed for the better. Now an activity stream is presented in the right pane from you or your neighborhood for example Twitter activity, Facebook updates, Flickr updates, new blog postings etc. User specific information such as user profile information, authored blogs, tags and contacts are shown in the left sidebar. I actually discovered it when today morning I logged in to the MyBlogLog and the interface seemed a bit strange. I refreshed ...