The killer pieces here are the integration of Google features like gchat, video chat and Buzz. I’m loving that it displays photo galleries in a treemap, though I can’t figure out why certain photos have precedence over others. It looks great though. Finally, I’m super pumped about the use of Google Circles, which is a never-been-done approach to organizing the newsfeed. Think Facebook meets Twitter lists with a Google flare. Good stuff!
Some early screenshots:
Newsfeed
Photo Gallery Treemap!
Profile Page
Welcome Screen
Circles Feature, Drag and Drop Your Friends
Side Nav, Including Gchat
Disclosure: JESS3 proudly works with Google.
]]>The killer pieces here are the integration of Google features like gchat, video chat and Buzz. I’m loving that it displays photo galleries in a treemap, though I can’t figure out why certain photos have precedence over others. It looks great though. Finally, I’m super pumped about the use of Google Circles, which is a never-been-done approach to organizing the newsfeed. Think Facebook meets Twitter lists with a Google flare. Good stuff!
Some early screenshots:
Newsfeed
Photo Gallery Treemap!
Profile Page
Welcome Screen
Circles Feature, Drag and Drop Your Friends
Side Nav, Including Gchat
Disclosure: JESS3 proudly works with Google.
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We’re everywhere. We straddle online and offline worlds, checking in on foursquare from our favorite cafe, grabbing lunch with someone we met on Twitter, and catching up with our best friend from third grade via Facebook. We’re inundated with information, we have our fingers on the pulse of any number of niche cultures, and we know all the old tricks so your marketing appeals best be specifically targeted and narrowly tailored.
We’re Millennials, the subject a July 13 panel presented by Capital Cabal: “Millennials Overview: Gadgets, Politics and Future Online Behavior.” Panelists include former Washington Post technology columnist Rob Pegoraro; Matt Goddard, CEO of R2Integrated; and JESS3‘s very own Millennial Leslie Bradshaw. The event will also feature the Pew Internet and American Life Project‘s Lee Rainie discussing the latest data on Millennials’ behavior, including trends in technology adoption, gadget ownership, social media, voting, and how we employ the Internet in civic and social groups.
The panel is Wednesday, July 13, with a networking hour at 7:30 a.m., and the discussion stretching from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., hosted by the City Club of Washington at downtown D.C.’s Columbia Square. Register now.
Photo Credit: katieharbath
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We’re Millennials, the subject a July 13 panel presented by Capital Cabal: “Millennials Overview: Gadgets, Politics and Future Online Behavior.” Panelists include former Washington Post technology columnist Rob Pegoraro; Matt Goddard, CEO of R2Integrated; and JESS3‘s very own Millennial Leslie Bradshaw. The event will also feature the Pew Internet and American Life Project‘s Lee Rainie discussing the latest data on Millennials’ behavior, including trends in technology adoption, gadget ownership, social media, voting, and how we employ the Internet in civic and social groups.
The panel is Wednesday, July 13, with a networking hour at 7:30 a.m., and the discussion stretching from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., hosted by the City Club of Washington at downtown D.C.’s Columbia Square. Register now.
Photo Credit: katieharbath
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