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Much has been said about how Twitter and Facebook should be worried about Google's behemoth social network which gained 10 million followers in 16 day, as compared to Twitter's 780 ... 
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Google+ Apps and Icons is a depository for apps, extensions, icon packs and other resources curated by designer Graham Smith.
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While Google is yet to provide an official API for Google+, enterprising developers have taken matters into their own hands with everything from a statistics service to a media player ...
's comment July 13, 2011 12:53 PM
Hi Gust, as-tu reçu une invitation pour Google+ ? Si oui comment as tu fait pour l'avoir ? Bien amicalement, Lyonel
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July 13, 2011 12:58 PM
Hi Lyonel, malheureusement je n'ai toujours pas eu d'invitation :-( Pourtant j'avais demandé dès le premier jour pour en avoir une de chez Google !
Je te tiendrais au courant et si j'aurais mon compte je t'en enverras une invitation... Bien amicalement, Gust
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A small splash page website has gone up at Photovine.com, a domain and trademark owned by Google.
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Slowly rebuilding something as massive as a Google social network is a total pain in the ass. I have requests for invites from friends-of-friends from high school clogging my inbox. ...
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While there is little doubt that Google is heavily invested in its still very young social network Google+, there has also been the general feeling that this early rush of traffic to ...
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Google's open invitation for businesses, brands, organisations and education establishments to apply for a dedicated Google+ business profile, may have already attracted over 36,000 ...
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Google’s long-awaited social project has arrived and it has been met with general approval from the early adopters. The promising new social platform opens up many opportunities ...
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Google’s long-awaited social project has arrived and it has been met with general approval from the early adopters. The promising new social platform opens up many opportunities ...
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Google+ may be the new 'social' kid on the block, but The Next Web's readers have been weighing in with their opinions and, well, it seems Google could be on to a winner with its new ...
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