Google Buzz – What’s all the “Buzz” About?
What is Google Buzz?
Google Buzz is a new social network powered by Google.
Similar to Twitter you can follow people and have them follow you, reading and posting constant streams of real time updates. But that’s just the start … there’s the ability to add images and videos, comments, like and share posts/statuses. Integrate your favourite sites and Google Apps together in one place and do everything from your desktop, notebook or mobile device.
There have been many reactions to Buzz in a short period of time both good and bad. Many concerns about privacy, automatic opt-in from Gmail, features and uses.
Google Buzz had made a huge impact in less than a week, only time will tell what is to come in the future.
We have our Google profile set up with Buzz. We haven’t used our Gmail account a lot in the past but will be expanding on it and using it a little more to test this new social media resource.
Tools & Integration
Migrate your Twitter Contacts to Google Buzz
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My Tweeple matches Twitter Profiles with Google Buzz Profiles
View Google Buzz Mobile From Your Desktop & Android 1.5+
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HOW TO: Make a Google Buzz Desktop App
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HOW TO: Integrate Facebook, Twitter, and Buzz into Your Gmail
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Buzz off: Disabling Google Buzz
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March 1st, 2010 at 4:08 am #Edward Withrow
Difficult issue. Buzz turns a mail platform into a inaugural social community tool. I always admired Google for their search habit. In consideration here I oppose. My life is in the present moment a major threat. Albeit Google began taking serious the privacy concerns, Buzz nevertheless needs to overcome its burden. the people at Google seem to be playing with others data. Google needs better polemics about its next actions.