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Features of Google +

Better Privacy The circles format is appealing in Google+. It is like a diaspora way of sharing your content with other users. It helps in balancing the personal and professional life. It is also easier in targeting the content to ones individual circles. Facebook, in this matter, has been criticized many times for dubious privacy changes. Facebook unhappy users will surely cater to Google Plus that offers easy privacy option use in single location. Moreover, if you want to delete your account in Google Plus, the option is straightforward. Disgruntled Facebook users may be taking interest in Google plus for this feature. Hangouts This is one more highlight of Google+ and it needs to be in the forefront while boosting the product. It is a video based group chat and up to ten members can join it simultaneously. My experience says that no other video software performed so well in group chats as Google Plus Hangouts did. I consider it to be the solution. W

Some Popular Programming Languages for 2011

Java For the enterprise, Java and Microsoft's .NET rule. However, Java has the edge, as it is No. 1 language in terms of number of developers. According to Evans Data, there are more than 9 million Java developers in the world. That means there are tons of Java applications out there that will have to be supported, updated and maintained. Furthermore, Java is the language of the Android mobile operating system. Android provides the tools and APIs necessary to begin developing applications for the Android OS using the Java programming language. Java ranks No. 1 on the TIOBE Programming Community Index for June 2010 (after a brief stint at No. 2, behind C, in May). The need for Java developers to build new Java applications is not about to wane. C# C# is a multiparadigm programming language encompassing imperative, functional, generic, object-oriented and component-oriented programming disciplines. Microsoft developed C# within its .NET initiative and the