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Apparently Google's hot new social networking venture Google+ is giving sleepless nights to Facebook folks. The latest news from Facebook is neither about an awesome new feature they have added to the social networking site, nor is it about Project Spartan. In an act that can be called the height of desperation, Facebook blocked a Google Chrome extension developed for exporting Facebook Friends' lists to Google+ over the weekend.

Users have tried out the Google+ and praises have been high for the social network's latest return into the market. As the tech giant looks to continue its momentum, Facebook will look to counter Google, setting up an epic battle of social networks in the coming months. For now there are five things that users would like to see even as Google+ is diligently building its new network.

Not since the O.J. Simpson trial has there been such interest in a court case as there was in the trial of Casey Anthony. Americans across the country took to Twitter and Facebook to generally voice their displeasure that Anthony was found not guilty on all of the major charges. Although many people were shocked and angered by the decision, they really shouldn’t be.

A recent report from the StatCounter Global Stats shows the web traffic in the United States is largely driven by StumleUpon in the last month.

President Barack Obama will be answering questions on Wednesday during his first Twitter town hall meeting. The meeting is supposed to be focusing on economy and job related issues and queries.

In an effort to push its all new Google+, the search engine giant plans to retire several non-Google brand names like Picasa and Blogger and rename them as Google products.

Facebook is scheduled to launch something awesome on Wednesday, but hasn't divulged what exactly it is. Speculation is circulating that Facebook will launch a new video chat product powered by Skype that works in browser.

Do you have a private Google profile? If yes, then you better make it public before July 31 to avoid being deleted

Google+ has triggered a response from Facebook as the two tech companies go head to head with the release of Google+. The social network war of 2011 has begun as Google will look to power its momentum with possible integrations of Zynga games, Hulu TV shows, Groupon-like deal coupons, and music through the cloud. These are some of the things we would love to see on Google's latest project and it is quite possible it may happen.

The Casey Anthony verdict is in. Casey Anthony was found not guilty of murdering her two-year-old daughter today, flooding Twitter and Facebook with an air of hostility.

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The Twitter partnership that Google had to power its real-time search will be discontinued and instead, powered by Google+ in its latest move to push the social network.

Google+, which had generated ‘insane demand’ within a couple of days of its launch, could easily beat the Facebook frenzy of more than 500 million users, if it could get access to the information of the long preserved friends in Facebook.

Google+ on July 4 has revealed a statistics which says that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is the most followed user on Google+ than Google CEO Larry Page.

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There haven't been any radical political or administrative changes happening in China, recently. Nor have there been any reports that said China is reconsidering its Internet censorship regulations. The country notorious for jailing bloggers and blocking Web sites, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, is planning to buy a significant chunk of Facebook's stake, according to a BusinessInsider report.

According to one research report, Zynga's IPO is a hallmark moment for the social gaming industry.

The Google+ app for iOS is set for release later this year.

A new app aims to maximize the chances of meeting a member of the opposite sex by using facial recognition technology to show how many men and women there are in any given bar.

By now you may have heard that Google made its latest foray into the social sphere this past week, bringing a fresh new take on an age old concept.

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Google+ is on fire with praises pouring in for its new approach to social networking. An insane demand for Google+ has forced the Internet search engine giant to suspend Google+ invites. Google+ has even caught the attention of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, who reportedly has opened an account. Google+, undoubtedly, is on fire but will it burn Facebook?

Facebook is said to be partnering with Skype to offer video chat features on Facebook - a move that help the most popular social networking website to counter threat from Google+, or Google Plus.

The international Egyptian community is planning to take to the streets this Friday, both in North Africa and the Tri-State area.

Facebook is scheduled to launch something awesome on July 6, but hasn't divulged what exactly it is. Industry watchers believe that the awesome thing isn't going to be the Project Spartan so what will it be?

The Facebook boss has 39 friends in one of his Circles.

Facebook is scheduled to launch something awesome on July 6, but hasn't divulged what exactly it is. Will Facebook term the something awesome as 'Facebook+' in order to compete with Google+?

Google+ has snatched a great deal of attention from the time it has rolled out. Tweeter is flooded with people discussing how the new networking site is a blow on the older sites, asking questions and sharing experience.