In recent years, social networks they multiplied at a fairly rapid rate, or, as a more common saying says, like mushrooms after the rain. After some impressive successes obtained by MySpace, Facebook or Linkedin (Yahoo 360 she also had her peak, before she was convicted and then executed) or the network of micro-blogging Twitter, Google decided to launch its own social network, Google Buzz – "a new way to share” (the fact that Google Search is the most used search engine and as YouTube has been owned by Google for some time - plus its other products such as Picasa, goo.gl or Google Maps - constitute the necessary ingredients for another recipe for success Google).
According to what was declared by Google, they will be in this social network automatically sign up all users Gmail (by the way the network is accessible from the Gmail account), not needing to create other users to use it.
Google Buzz has 5 (five) main features:
1. Auto-following - automatically, you will receive the updates of the users you contact frequently (and implicitly they will receive your updates)
2. Rich, fast sharing experience – you can share photos posted on other media sites, such as Picasa or Flickr
3. Public and private sharing - you can choose if what you post will be visible to all network users or only to certain groups of them (friends, friends of friends, etc.)
4. Inbox integration - Buzz-updates will appear in real time, directly in the Gmail Inbox, by means of special Buzz-items (these can also be used to respond to the updates of those in your contact list)
5. Just the good stuff - over time, Buzz will "learn" to display only user preferences
They will also be launched 3 mobile applications for Google Buzz:
1. Use Buzz from Google.com – post a Buzz from a geotagged location
2. Buzz application (iPhone or Android) – See what people around you are saying
3. Update to Google Mobile Maps – Buzz layer added, allowing you to see nearby Buzzes and lets you post a Buzz along with a picture of where you are.
In Windows Mobile Google Buzz can already be accessed via Google Map, (soon also via Google.com), while the support for BlackBerry it still has to wait some time (it seems not too much) until it will be integrated.
For more details on the new Google Buzz social network, go here site-ul oficial of it.
Note: If you still can't access Google Buzz from Gmail Inbox, it's no problem: Google has announced that it will take a few days until it will be integrated in all accounts (you can double check from time to time).
