5 Reasons Google+ Will Become a Big Threat to Other

1. Google+ Appearance is Simple And Easy To Understand

Most people who have tried Google+ (including me) are already giving an assessment that the navigation is very easy and intuitive. Interfaces, functional and visual sightings on Google+ are quite user friendly, also the menus are easy to understand.

2. Learning from Facebook

In it's development, Google learned so much from Facebook, which is currently the world's number one social network. The result is some of the features in Google+ can be said to be similar to Facebook.

Many features on Facebook make any user feel comfortable and therefore they continue to use it every day. It is also recognized by Google, so that Google+ is developed not only had some similar features of Facebook, but also many other interesting features that don't exist on Facebook or other social networking sites.

3. Various Interesting New Features

Circles :
This feature allows users of Google+ share things they like to specific groups named Circles which contain particular friends. Google+ users can categorize their friends into different groups as needed.

Sparks:
Sparks is a place in which we can get specific content from the Internet and distributed to our friends. Sparks can be said as a news feed that can be customized further.

Hangouts:
Hangouts are the video features for Circles. Friends in a Circles can perform a video conferencing like video chat on Skype or Windows Live.

Mobile:
Google+ can be accessible from anywhere via our cell phones. There are some interesting integrated features such as instant upload, create a group plan, multiple conversations, and so on.

4. Google+ Integrates With Other Google Services

It is certain that Google+ will make their user can access a variety of other Google services directly. It was reported that there will be more than 100 Google service that will be integrated. Picassa, Gmail, Google Reader, Google Music and Google Docs are a few of a number of Google services that can be directly accessed from Google+.

5. Google Doesn't Want To Fail Again

Wave, Buzz and Health are a few of a number of Google's services that failed. Many failed services become a learning tool for Google to do better and not to suffer the same fate again.

Google's ambitions is to rival the superiority of Facebook and Twitter on the social media arena. Is Google+ really going to be a threat for Facebook and Twitter? Is there any possibility Facebook and Twitter users will switch over to Google+? What do you think?