Google+ what's it like?
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"Google+ is in limited Field TrialAt the moment, we're testing with a small number of people, but it won't be long before the Google+ project is ready for everyone. Leave us your email address and we'll make sure that you're the first to know when we're ready to invite more people.[Keep Me Posted] btnAlready invited? We've temporarily exceeded our capacity. Please try again soon."Is there anything i can do to get it working so i can get a taste of the google+?
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Have invited both of you
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Can someone invite me please I have my email visible in the profile. I appreciate it.
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Would like to give it a try too but still waiting for an invite..
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