Google+ lets you respond to notifications right inside the notification dropdown menu. The notification bar is present at the top of all Google pages…pure genius!
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8 responses to “The Little Things: Google+ Notifications”
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Think this has much of a chance of catching on? Facebook as a lot of push behind it.
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I think G+ will easy grab nerds, google fanboys and Facebook haters. “Hangouts” has skype-killing potential. At the moment there’s not a compelling feature set for the average user.
Social networks are all about friends. If Google makes it extremely easy for anyone with an existing Google account to opt-in and if notifications automatically show up in a toolbar whenever you’re on a Google property; if they partner with sites or create Facebook-connect-style single sign-on (maybe allow sites to install the toolbar to enable it?), then G+ has the potential for becoming *the* defacto social network, by brute force.
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I think G+ will easy grab nerds, google fanboys and Facebook haters. “Hangouts” has skype-killing potential. At the moment there’s not a compelling feature set for the average user.
Social networks are all about friends. If Google makes it extremely easy for anyone with an existing Google account to opt-in and if notifications automatically show up in a toolbar whenever you’re on a Google property; if they partner with sites or create Facebook-connect-style single sign-on (maybe allow sites to install the toolbar to enable it?), then G+ has the potential for becoming *the* defacto social network, by brute force.
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Well that is certainly encouraging. I hope it does catch on. Now just to find an invite.
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DM your email address, I’ll add you. Not sure what’ll happen when they re-open invites. I assume you’ll get an email automatically.
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