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Toyota Friend: a social network for owners of plug-in hybrid and electric

Toyota Motor Corporation announced on Monday 23 May in Tokyo it will invest nearly 442 million yen and its partner Salesforce.com Incorporated, some 223 million yen in a new company called Media Service Company Toyota. This subsidiary of the parent disseminate data to the attention of motorists.

Besides a full range of entertainment sources, system and network Friend Toyota will offer a remote monitoring of tank car battery. And a battery of aids to maximize their autonomy.

Remember that Toyota and Microsoft announced last month that they are joining forces to develop an electronic board less energy, ideal for electric vehicles or in part.

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With one tool, Google is “like” Facebook

After a series of flops in the field of social web, this attempt is good? On Wednesday, Google introduced “+1″, a function similar to “like” Facebook. In the immediate future, you can recommend a search result. The button will however be integrated with the rest of the galaxy Google (beginning with YouTube, no doubt) and maybe the rest of the web.

Problem, the function requires a “Google Profile”. A what? Exactly. Ask ten people if they have them, and they look at you in general with a look of incomprehension, asking if you’re talking about Gmail. The few experts confess that they never use this page which attempts to link the various social services like Buzz Google, YouTube or Picasa.

For now, activate the function here. Then just click a button to the right of a search result. Your network profile Google / Gmail / Buzz will then see the recommendation and Google will use this signal to improve its search. More interestingly, the business side, it is also possible to recommend AdWords advertising (eg a travel site or a coupon).

Puzzle

Except that Google manages to convince more people to get started, or that one can appear on a Facebook wall or a timeline Twitter, the interest is still limited. Besides some people recommend an outcome before you have clicked on it … This forces the user-pending flower buttons on the Web to go back to the results page for “plussoyer” link. Ineffective.

Facebook has managed to create a social network, and then joined key functions (tag, status, like). Google, trying to catch up, offers features first but sorely lacking in the sauce to moisten.


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