- it's in your Gmail window - so easy to find or ignore
- it's in Google maps mobile - so easy to add geo-aware posts and ID related places
- public/private control - in twitter you have to do this with separate accounts. probably not as flexible as with Facebook places, but pretty straightforward
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Buzz vs. Places - the first round
I wish Google had done better launching Buzz. It's an awful shame that they did such a poor job of pushing this out the door - literally shoving it down the throats of anyone that had a Google account. Despite the big brother-style default privacy settings that Google initially chose, Buzz has a lot of functionality, a lot of flexibility, and is wonderfully integrated with Google apps that I use on a daily basis. My top-3 reasons to like Buzz:
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