This post does not surprise many people that have added me to their circles on Google+. Even in the latest episode of Jason², Jason Markow mentions how he believes that I’m in “…every single hangout…”  which may or may not be true(start a hangout, see if I show up), but I’ve used Google Hangouts as soon as I got on Google+.

The cause for this blog post is I just hosted a Hangout for our Fantasy Football draft, and it was just so fun. There was smack talk going on for this upcoming season, there was sighs when the person they were going to draft next got picked by someone else. And it contained people in the same town as me, and people 100′s of miles away. Hangouts brought it all together.

Go no further in reading if you do not have a Google plus account…send me your email address(must be a gmail or google account) and I will send you an invite. There…got that out of the way.

Another Social Network?

Yes! It is another one. But I would keep my eye on this one. Everyone uses Google, whether for search or email, maybe maps, or the power user like myself that also uses Google Docs and Calendar. And it seems if you step back and look at the things surrounding Google+, looks like Google is going to integrate all their products with every single one of their other products.

Next is how to prepare your business for it!

So the buzz around the interwebs since the announcement of Android 2.2, has been that some have received an over the air update on their Google Nexus One for Froyo. So those crafty developers got to work and found the link to manually download this update from Google’s server. And being a nexus one owner myself, I tried updating myself. But as many AT&T and Rogers(Canada) customers have found out, this update to Froyo is only for the T-Mobile version of the Nexus One.

After an update from engadget’s post about the 2.2 update, we have found that it seems only the press phones were being officially updated to Froyo