Day 1 of LeWeb London is over. Google gave an extensive presentation of Google+ Hangout, Evernote announced which mobile platform is the most profitable for them and Klout got a hard time during the discussion about whether their product is capable of measuring online influence.
Google sent Bradley Horowitz to LeWeb to talk about Google+. Unfortunately, we didn't get an update on the user numbers and had to make do with the old number of 170 million Google+ users (this is the number of users who have filled out their profiles). Horowitz indicates that Google+ does not see itself as a social network where you share short, fleeting messages, but as a platform for enriching contact with your friends and family.
An important factor here is the Hangout function of Google+. This allows philippines telegram data you to follow a video conversation with multiple people who use Google+ via a computer or mobile phone in a very simple way. According to Horowitz, this is also the unique selling point of Google+ compared to other social networks. In the near future, we can expect new services within Google+ with which Google expects to be able to attract new users. Perhaps the most interesting part of this presentation was the announcement that Google+ can now also be viewed in Flipboard .