Tech Thirst  by anuj ahooja

It’s finally here. Google’s brand new social network project was finally unveiled this week and the world stood in shock at the search company’s brand new attempt to grasp online identity. After Buzz, a horribly failed social network, and Wave, a communication’s platform that just couldn’t hit the high tide, Google was afraid that the social realm would be that one part of the internet they would never conquer. Even though Google has numerous successful platforms such as Android and Chrome, it seemed that they could never grab hold of what social really meant. But this week changed everyone’s view of Google’s social plans. It definitely changed mine. Google+ is more than just a social network – it’s an integrated platform straight from the get-go, and it may finally be Google’s social success story. Read more