Google+ may not have the 800 million or so users that Facebook has, but at this stage of game, I am sure Google is quite happy that the young social network has managed to attract over 90 million users.

First Google+ had too much testosterone, and then things evened out a bit when there was an injection of estrogen. But now things have swung yet again to the male-dominated side—though not by much.

That activity that experts were speculating wouldn’t happen on Google+ has started—but not in the area that most expected. It turns out much of the activity has been in photo-sharing.

Is Google Plus stuck in quicksand already? I am sure Google would certainly hope this isn’t the case giving the latest traffic stats coming out of Chitika.

Google is really wielding its power with how it handles user data on its fledgling social network, Google+. Reports are that in keeping with the new authorship mark-up protocol, Google+ users will soon have their Circles findable in Google search.

Many social networking and other various social sites are competing among each other to keep up with the latest and keep producing more and more cool features for their users to enjoy.

Google has just announced that the fledgling social network is now ‘open doors’ and that anyone can sign up. It’s been 90+ days since Google unveiled what many felt would be the ultimate slayer of Facebook, and so far Google+ has lived up to the hype.

Nothing lets a developer dig deep into a platform’s inner-workings like the API (Applications Programming Interface), and one of the most anticipated APIs is that of Google+.