I’ve been playing with Google Plus for a few days now, and I really like it a lot. One of my favorite features is the Buzz tab on the user profiles. This makes Buzz an almost usable product. I think Google could not only make Buzz more viable but also improve Plus a lot by making a simple change. Plus needs a Buzz gutter. I’m seeing lots of people making Read More ...
From: 5 Tips for Power Users Now that you’ve got the buzzes hitting your inbox under control, let’s get serious about organization by using Multiple Inboxes. There are some really good tips here, but the multiple inbox tip is probably the best. Even if you aren’t using Google Buzz (or don’t want to use it), multiple inboxes is a huge feature in gmail that will go a long way in keeping Read More ...
9 Studies That the Anti-Vaccination Movement Says Show Links or Bury the Truth – And a few notes on them. I don't understand the Latin parts, but I think the idea here is that these things keep a lot of people from getting really bad diseases, err, alive. iPhone Is Buzz Compatible While Most Android Phones Aren’t – "Currently there is only an estimated 28% of Android devices in use Read More ...
…and why Wave may not. When I was watching the presentation for Google Buzz, I couldn’t help but notice that a lot of the functionality was duplicated in Wave. So why could Buzz catch on where Wave hasn’t? Because it’s not something “new”. It’s just something in addition to the email everyone is used to working with. In large organizations, services like Yammer (which I love) are too much of Read More ...
Google Buzz Better group management than Facebook Share photos and videos inline from Picasa and Flickr Reduction of noise of posts you don’t care about (interested to see this one in action) Comments at your inbox instead of going to a site. Suggestions, suggestions, suggestions. Oh, and instant indexing of your Buzz’s–VERY important for bloggers. Unbelievable location based features And still, I think the most potential is in the enterprise. Read More ...
