Google has announced a new product called Google Buzz, which represents the company’s latest attempt to hitch its wagon to the popularity of social networking and, more specifically, the growth of social sharing and status updates.
Introducing…Google Buzz
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Personally I feel that Google Buzz’s submission was a little premature, especially with the recent concern of privacy. I really think that Google is going down the path that Windows went through around the era of Windows ME. There products and products appear to be less and less thought out and I feel that rushed to attempt to be a first to market, and or compete with a competitors release. The privacy issue was an issue that didn’t require a PHD in CS to figure out, a very basic review could have identified such issues. Do you think Google may have received too much credit last year?