The top social network of the moment now offers to brands and companies the possibility to be part of Google Plus community circles.

Remember that Google Plus was launched 5 months ago but, at that time, users could only create a G+ account by special invitation. Today, everyone can share contents, videos, pictures and websites, and also (with this brand new feature) you can create a business page for your company, product, music idols, and so on

When a world-wide phenomenon is born people immediately try to anticipate the date in which it will be forgotten and finally cancelled. I guess nobody thought Facebook’s finale would be so close: November 5^th, 2011. Who will attempt to do it? Anonymous.

“Attention citizens of the world, we wish to get your attention, hoping you heed the warnings as follows: Your medium of communication you all so dearly adore will be destroyed”. This is the beginning of the video that announces the upcoming (and also the would-be-possible) worst attack against any Social Network in history.

On the Social Networks war Facebook seems to had made the last movement, because it released Facebook for Business. While Google + does not allow public profiles and may banned every user that tries to create a commercial site, Facebook has developed the newest platform for advertising products over the network. Let´s take a look at it!

Nowadays social networking had become one of most important web activities that many users around the world are using on their daily routine. So taking advantage of this new tendency, many software developers had launched countless social media applications that are meant to give full integration with such services in just one place, your computer.

To name just a few of them, we have the following free apps.

Microsoft is well known for trying to keep all their develpments under a strict “top secret” label in the bottom of a dark drawer. Recently this is not happening this way.
After Google’s social network release (Google Plus) , the people from Fusible made an interesting finding over the SOCL.com site: a final sketch of a “what it would be” social network from Microsoft. As you can see in the picture the design is familiar to Windows Phone 7 and also it’s quite similar to some MSN network’s inner designs. This new project is called Tulalip.