Google+ è arrivato e... ci sto già dentro!

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Dopo un primo tentativo con Google Wave, miseramente fallito, direi, ora Google ci riprova!
Ecco presentato in test, a inviti il nuovo Social Network targato Big G


Il privilegio di entrarci era fino a poco fa ad esclusiva di pochi eletti, ma ora è libero, o almeno.. un mio car(l)o amico mi ha segnalato il tutto e ora...

Già. E ora?
E ora si va alla scoperta di un'altra storia.
Riusciremo a stare dietro a tutti i nostri social-posti?

La cosa più interessante, che mi hanno fatto notare, è questa, probabilmente il futuro possibile del web, a prescindere dalle decine di social network in cui saremo iscritti:

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