Google+ Vs Facebook: The Pluses of Google Plus

"Huddle" is a feature available to Android, iPhone, and SMS devices for communicating through instant messaging within circles. Huddle allows group chat with friends and works exactly like Apple"s iMessage, or BlackBerry Messanger.

*Sparks - Get all Information - News, Features, In-depth articles
Sparks can be defined as small version of Google search engine in Google+! It enables users to identify topics they might be interested in sharing with others. Google+ members can customize what interests appear on their Sparks page, which is directly accessible from their Google+ profile. If you're interested in 'Facebook' or 'Football,' Sparks will give you all latest information from the web.

*Hide your Gender & Circles - Improved Privacy Settings
The Google+ allows its users to hide their gender status from others. With this feature, if a users opts to hide gender, Google+ will use gender-neutral language to describe the whenever someone else doesn't have permission to see user's gender. Also, users can hide their Circles and list of followers or the members who added the user into their Circle.

*Incoming - What Strangers talking about
Unlike Facebook, Google+ allows you to see what's the hot topic discussed in the platform. In Facebook, you can only see posts and status updates that appear in your news feed come from people you're friends with, but Google+ allows you to see updates from people you aren't yet following, but who are following you. With this feature, if you find somebody interesting, you can add him to your Circle.

*All Google Products in Hand
Another important advantage of Google+ is it brings several Google products into a single platform. With the Google+ account, you can go to your Gmail account, Calendar, Documents, Photos Reader, Web and many more.

The war has not yet finished, it's just a beginning. Facebook is reportedly adding more features to its platform to tackle the flow of users from its platform to Google+. Even though Google has not yet announced the 'Grand Public Release Date' of Google+, social networking geeks are eagerly waiting for its launch. So, what's your decision - will you go with Facebook or marry Google Plus? Let's us know through your comments.

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