Google+ is the latest social network, and it is having hard time competing with leading social networking giant Facebook, but in order to bring some fresh air into social networking, Google has added some new features to Google+.
Google+ already has some of its unique features and one of those features is definitely the Hangout. As you know, Hangout allows you to have multiple audio and video chat with a certain circle of your friends. If you’re a fan on Hangout feature, you’re going to love it even more since Google has added a support for YouTube videos in Hangouts as well, and now you can watch your favorite YouTube videos in your Hangout with your friends just like if they were in the same room with you. In order to watch a video with your friends you just need to visit YouTube, click the Share button and then click the new “Watch with your friends” button.
[via Engadget]
You’re playing with fire. . . I’ll skip the lecture around “you should NEVER sign on to a car loan for a boyfriend/girlfriend, only for a spouse” and go into the legalities. . . You can’t just have a loan “transferred” to your name. You need to follow these steps:. . 1 Have him call Wachovia and get a 10-day payoff amount on the loan.. 2 YOU have to then go and see if you can get a loan from your bank/credit union, or other lending source… you can even use Wachovia if they can get you a good rate.. 3 Once approved, purchase the vehicle from your BF. Your BF needs to make sure the loan he currently has is paid in full. Only then can he transfer ownership to you/your bank. . 4 Make sure everything is now in your name keep in mind, adding him to your insurance as a driver means they’ll probably see that DUI and charge you accordingly. You need to make sure you cover yourself in the event that you and he split company. If you two break up, the car is yours.. . Here’s the kicker… you have to get the bank to give you enough to cover your BF’s loan. You have to make sure the loan value on the car will be enough for them to OK it. For example… if your BF had a ’05 Mustang that he owed $15K on, and the loan value on the car was only $12K, you’d have to cover that $3K in cash. . . Good luck.