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Conversations that last, with the people you love +Google+  Hangouts brings one-on-one and group conversations to life with photos, emoji, and video calls(with up to 10 people at once). Catch up with friends and family even when you're on the go. Group conversations are better than ever Share photos and emoji for more lively conversations. Whether you're talking just with that special someone or figuring out Friday night plans with the whole gang, Hangouts are like real-life conversations. You can show photos and share how you're feeling with emoji. Have more engaging conversations See when your friends have read your messages and when they're typing back. If a friend isn't available when you try to reach them, they'll see an alert next time they connect, keeping your conversations alive. Everyone is invited Have your hangouts on every device. Hangouts works across computers and on Android phones and tablets, iPhone , iPad and iPod Touch. So y...

Hum aankhen kyun churaate hain, Hum baat karne se kyun katraate hain. Nayi aawaz se kyun daar jaate hain, Kyun gunjhti duniya main khamosh reh jaate hain. Naye logon se kyun sharmaate hain, Kyun hasraton ko duniyadaari main ganvaate hain. Chalo dunaiya toh parayi hi sahi, Kyun apno ke aage bhi chup reh jaate hain. Hum aankhen kyun churaate hain, Hum baat karne se kyun katraate hain.

A wonderful story from Google showing how human passion and hope can overcome time and borders. In this story, a woman in India reunites her grandfather with his childhood friend (now in Pakistan) following six decades of separation with a little help from Google. Whether you're in Pakistan or India or simply have a soft spot in your heart for stories of reunited friends. Well, then watch this. This is a reflection of the many stories of reunion. If you find it moving, do share it. We are all incredibly fortunate to be living in today's world where technology is helping us become more human.

Not many of us would admit that we're poor listeners, but the proof may surround us in our daily life. If you find your friends/coworkers asking you the same questions repeatedly, or you respond to email without reading it, you're probably missing something. Fortunately, being a better communicator isn't that difficult. Web Worker Daily argues that a great deal of productivity is lost to resolving miscommunications, that could have been avoided if each party had simply paid more attention to what was said & when. They point out that ineffective communicators are usually the ones who skip meetings, figuring someone will fill them in later, ones who are asked same questions repeatedly by friends/colleagues and the ones who reply to a message with multiple questions in it but only answer one of them. Few tactics for being a better communicator: Slow down a little & make sure you completely understand what you're being told. It helps to make sure you're c...