Google starts ‘Buzz’ social networking service
Google has introduced their own social networking service, dubbed Google Buzz, which will allow Gmail users to share status updates, photos, videos and more. Buzz will be a direct competition to Facebook and Twitter.
In response, Facebook announced today that FB Chat will be integrated into the AIM instant messaging service, which currently has 17 million users. There are 400 million Facebook accounts, as of this week.
There are currently 176 million Gmail users, and Buzz will create a “circle of friends” right from launch that is a group of people in which you communicate the most with through Gtalk or Gmail.
Buzz allows for status updates like Facebook, photo sharing from Picasa and Flickr, video sharing from YouTube, and Twitter messages.
The service is available for mobile phones as well at buzz.google.com.
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