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Google+ Invites Available

By Sneaky

Google+ invites available
I have recently tried out a new communication channel provided by Google. You have probably heard at least something about it - everybody is talking about this new social network. Google+ is Google's latest attempt to face-off Facebook. Company's other recent tries in this field have been only partially successful.
gTalk was widely accepted as a part of Gmail, but has never grown into a serious competition for Skype.
Google Buzz (and Google Wave before it) was also announced as a revolutionary communication platform, but has never really picked up.


With Google+ they are trying to finally make a breakthrough in the field of social networks. It is still too early to predict their success but the introduction phase of the product was done brilliantly. In just under 3 weeks Google+ adopted over 10 million users - at the moment there are already more then 20 million. That definitely is something worth bragging about, but it is still not all that much compared to Facebook's 750 million current users.


However stunning this might be, it is still just the first battle won in a long war against Facebook.
Will this prove to be the Facebook killer Google is looking for? I think it is still early in the game to say something like that... in my opinion Facebook is not leaving anytime soon.


If you haven't tried it yet, all this hype should be a reason for at least some curiosity. If you are looking for an invite for Google+ it is your lucky day!


Invites are reserved for my readers only. If you haven't done it already, you should join other followers of Travel Photo Blogging through Google Friend Connect (slide to the bottom of page) or follow us using your favorite social network (top right).
After you have done that, you simply leave a comment to this post and I will send you an invite as soon as possible.


A free bonus after receiving an invite from me is that you can also add me to one of your social circles and we can test this thing together.


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