As part of the reorganization of Google products that started several months ago when they killed off Google Labs; they have now killed Buzz. Not a big deal to me as I never used it. But it just goes to show that Google definitely seems to be reorienting themselves since the launch of Google+. It's a good sign to see a company being progressive. But it also makes you wonder how they decide which projects to close.
Anyways, Bradley Horowitz (Google's VP or Product) commented in a blog post that they will be aiming to bring something 'truly awesome to Google+'. And with the number of user's on Google+ seemingly starting to drop a little, it's probably a good idea if they would unleash some of the awesome a little sooner than later.
Anyways, Bradley Horowitz (Google's VP or Product) commented in a blog post that they will be aiming to bring something 'truly awesome to Google+'. And with the number of user's on Google+ seemingly starting to drop a little, it's probably a good idea if they would unleash some of the awesome a little sooner than later.