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The premise of the article seems to be that its not crucial for the dedicated social network portion of G+ to be a success if the features it enables within ind
by Shooti 14y ago
The premise of the article seems to be that its not crucial for the dedicated social network portion of G+ to be a success if the features it enables within individual Google products get used.
- webwanderings 14y agoWell, from that perspective, the Hangout feature has turned out to be a clear winner. Has it not? Unlike its intended use, I personally have been using private Circles for bookmarks where I drop lengthy articles in my Read Later circle (where I am the only one there) to come back to it as time permits. G+'s search feature is not bad and if you add few keywords to the text box of a post, you can make a fine bookmarking service for yourself.