As a subscription-loving and RSS feed collecting media nerd of sorts, I tend to stick with Google Reader for my daily blog post diet. It’s a simple tool that seems to work flawlessly with most sites I happen to visit regularly, so this new update comes as a welcome and most-anticipated feature.
Google Product Marketing Manager, Louis Gray, announced today that a new Google+ “share” button has been added to posts on Google Reader. He states:
“With the new Share button introduced this afternoon (see screenshot), you can share items directly with your circles on Google+, without having to +1 it first. This update has now rolled out to all Google Reader users. If you don’t see it, refresh your browser.”
Here’s what it looks like.
With yesterday’s revealed G+ Games update, to as far back as mid-August when Google+ first introduced Hangouts to YouTube, the aspiration to merge Google+ across the company’s core products is starting to see more action. I’d easily wager that this new “Share” button on Google Reader is only one of the many updates we’re bound to see in coming months.
While some continue to preach the death of Google+, to me these notions feel premature. Google+ is only in its infant stages and has yet to completely extend its arms throughout the entirety of Google’s various products and presences online. Assuming it eventually reaches the stage of full integration, the young social hub might soon become unavoidable. Google+ will essentially become the voice of Google, forever associated as the “personality” of the Google brand.
Again, the possibilities for iteration and new tools or features seem endless, though we can only wait to see what will come.
Well, when ever a Black man have a problem with a white man or woman it goes its is posted on Google or any other website, but when the white come to Africa and SCAM the Black it will never be hear. This is a Story of Me Leeland Hodges and one Irene Newcombe.
My story:
I met Irene in Malaysia where she was during Charity work for some organization in Panang.
She ask me to go with her for dinner that day which I did. From there she told me about her son and her husband bob. She told me she left Australia because she hear a voice that say if she do not leave she will die. She told me she travel to Malaysia through a friend. I told her about the work I do in Liberia West Africa (Rural Ministry) she offer to help at first which I accepted it. Later on she told me that I was better then Bob her husband so she ask me if I was married I told er no which was the true. She decided to help me with fund for food and other. We both travel to Thailand where I have a house we wanted to travel to Africa but it was just not possible for us to travel. Things never work out as we plan Irene told me if I do not married her I will have to pay back the money she spend on me or she will put my name over google saying that I SCAM her which she did I what with me all the SMS from the time I met Irene to present time. More to come
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LikeFinding samples in the real world for real families is quite easy using "Get Official Samples" site, Remember, it’s not how much you save, but how little you spend.
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LikeWhat is the difference between the +1 and the Google+ share confusion I say?
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LikeWell, with the +1 button you have to click the button one more time to get to the sharing screen, I don't see other differences. I don't really see the point in two buttons doing the same thing, but what can you do?...
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LikeOwen McGab Enaohwo
Yes, I think it's a little confusing.
Although I'm loving the new facelift.
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LikeOwen McGab Enaohwo When you click on +1, you're +1'd the URL of the post, and this will be visible if someone of your "social circle" is looking for something related (to the content of the post you +1'd) in google search (currently not very useful, because you are +1'd an URL like feedproxy.google.com that is not visible from google search). When you click on Google+ icon, you're sharing the post with your Google+ circles.
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