Well it seems that Google is really desperate in getting people’s attention, as the big new or the intel from inside says that Google will launch a social networking service “Google CIRCLE“.
It as proposed is rumored to provide photo sharing and video sharing and updates, {what man, that’s the main social networking idea.}. The catch, and what differentiates it from the enormous network of social networking champs right now, is that users will share info only with “the most appropriate social contacts of their lives,” writes ReadWriteWeb—not everyone at once.
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Google doesn’t exactly have a strong history when it comes to social platforms. We wonder where buzz will fit into this and since this will be Google product we are very excited to see what API details it will offer. Google Wave was creative and unique but it never caught on with the masses and Google Buzz failed to take any market share from Twitter and is now all but dead.
According to RWW.com, Google is expected to unveil Circles, possibly as soon as today, at the South by Southwest Interactive.
If Google does come out with a new social platform, they have a long tough fight ahead. To win users over, it must have something more innovative and something better than what is offered by Twitter and Facebook. If CIRCLE’S is just like an extension of Buzz then god helps them. It’s hard to base judgment about a product we haven’t seen, but do we really need another social network to constantly update?
As we have seen that the worth of anything decreases when there is an overflow of that thing I feel that the same fate will follow the social networking as it soon if not sooner will become a rat race or a battle ground.
When the purported launch of your social network is co-hosted by the ACLU, there’s really no secret about what the cornerstone of said service might be. This is the case with Google Circles, rumored to launch at SXSW.
All that is rumored that is good in Circle’s, you can do this with Facebook, of course, but it’s by no means the default. Targeting your updates and content requires a few settings changes and hoop-jumping on that platform, but it is not impossible.
Limiting that social blast effect to all followers from the get-go, and mimicking the more private, closed-off social circles we humans have in our offline lives, appears to be the central tenet of this new service.
Let’s hope that Google really surprises us this time or else the only thing they need to do is buy Facebook and twitter so as to get out of the competition. No one know what The Giant is thinking while launching Circle’s but hope and pray that it don’t have to face the same fate as that of buzz and waves which came and went and nobody noticed.