You don't need Invites and many new things. For our international readers, this post is also available in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish (Latin America, Spain). - Ed. The Google+ project has been in field trial for just under 90 days, and in that time we’ve made 91 different improvements (many of which are posted here). Google+ is still in its infancy, of course, but we’re more excited than ever to bring the nuance and richness of real-life sharing to software.
Today we’re releasing nine more features that get us that much closer. +Hangouts: more places, more people, more to do Hangouts uses live video to bring people together, face-to-face-to-face. And from day one, the community has shaped and stretched the feature in amazing ways—from cooking classes to game shows to music concerts. We're determined to keep this momentum going, and to keep providing new ways to communicate in-person, so we hope you enjoy this week’s round of Hangouts improvements. 92. 93. 94, 95, 96, 97. 98. 99. 100. About G+ Invites. Only the Mother-Ship Knows There’s a ton of conflicting information out there right now on what’s happening with the invites to Google+.
There are still a bunch of people with invites or shares getting the message, “Google+ is in limited Field TrialRight now, we’re testing with a small number of people, but it won’t be long before the Google+ project is ready for everyone. Leave us your email address and we’ll make sure you’re the first to know when we’re ready to invite more people.” while new users seem to be arriving on a regular basis each day. So what’s going on? Here’s the main theories floating around inside G+: 1. 2. I haven’t seen the invitation feature for a few days, but the share emails seem to come through, often after a several hour delay sometimes, other times, right away. So How Do I Get In? If you have an invitation in your email inbox, or if someone has shared a G+ post with you via email, just keep trying (by clicking on the “Learn More About Google+” button).
Like this: Google+ invites available sporadically. What's the best way to get an invite to try out Google+? Check its website regularly. Google Inc. has begun letting more users check out its newest project -- but it's been sporadic. Google is letting current Google+ users send out invites at unspecified times as well as letting people simply sign on to the service if they check the website at the right moment. The random intervals began Wednesday night, and access to the social network could become available at any time, said a Google spokesperson.
"Things are going well with the systems right now so we feel comfortable enough to open up invites for a brief period," David Besbris, an engineering director of Google+, said in a post. "Our goal is to double the user base in the field trial. " Google asks businesses to stay out of Google+ Google pushing all 'Profiles' pages public July 31 in Google+ transition. Google+ Invitations to Expand. Of course, the company can still throttle the rate at which it delivers those invitations or the rate it signs up the new members when they open their invitations, but the relative ease I've had inviting folks to the service since Friday indicates to me that Google is loosening up, wrote Stephen Shankland of CNET.com. Google+ invitations initially were only extended to a selective group of Googlers, tech critics, and some other people in the media industry, but the demand to join the plus project circle has been skyrocketing. Opening up the invitation process does not necessarily mean that Google will let anybody sign up on their own, though.
The company keeps the Google+ population growing slowly, making spams less possible. Google+ : 9 nouvelles fonctionnalités et ouverture de la beta !