Share your Google+ Circles

Google+ rolled out a new feature that let users to share who’s in their “circles”.

Google Plus has become a way for people to follow favorite celebrities, talking heads in certain fields and other interesting folks, and users have been asking for a way to share those groups with one another. Users can now do that by choosing a circle from Circles tab and clicking “share this circle” option. Users can decide which circles they want to share that information with.

When you share a circle, you only share who’s in it, and not the name of the circle. So if someone is in your “Acquaintances” circle instead of your “Friends” circle, they’ll never have to know. Even if you share a circle, all subsequent edits are private.

Google Docs: Now available offline

After Gmail and Google Calender, Google Docs is also available offline. After signed in to Google Docs, you can activate offline access from the gear menu. Then you will be prompted to install a Chrome Extension from Chrome Web Store. Once installed, you can access Docs from the new tab of Chrome. 

Only those docs that are prepared using Google Docs are available offline. Other uploaded docs are not currently available. 

Offline editing is not possible now.

Edit videos using YouTube

YouTube added an editing tool that lets creators of videos to make changes to snippets after they have been uploaded to YouTube. An "Edit Video" button allows changes such as adding effects, swapping soundtracks, or trimming clips right at Youtube.

Until now, when you uploaded to YouTube, your video was hosted and shared, but couldn't really be changed. But now, you can edit your uploaded videos right on YouTube.  Video makers have lamented that strings of online comments and view count tallies are lost when works are removed for editing and then uploaded anew to YouTube.

If you don’t like the new version, you can revert to the original and save again. You can also save your edits into a new video and try out multiple versions. Note that popular videos with over 1,000 views and videos with third-party content can only be saved as new videos once edited.

Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/editor

Twitter adds 'Post your Tweets to Facebook' button

Twitter added ‘Post Tweets to Facebook’ button, that will allow you to quickly and easily link your Twitter account to your Facebook account. You can access this from Profile tab under Settings menu. The button, when clicked, will ask you to enter your Facebook details and then link the two accounts, allowing your tweets to be posted as status updates in Facebook. 

But retweets and @mentions will not post to Facebook, only original tweets are posted.

Gmail is now available offline

Google released a chrome app called Offline Google Mail which allows users to work offline. You can read downloaded mails, reply to those emails and compose new emails. The messages will be send and new messages will be downloaded whenever you get connected to the Internet.

This app was built to function with or without web access. After you install the Offline Google Mail app from the Chrome Web Store, you can continue using Gmail when you lose your connection by clicking the Offline Google Mail icon on Chrome's 'new tab' page. 

You can download and install Offline Google Mail from Chrome Web Store. Presently this app is not available for other browsers.

Google will launch offline apps for Docs and Calendar soon..