Google+ reaches 10 million users

Google+, the new social network of the Mountain View company, between 4 and 10 July went from 1,7 million to 7,3 million users, marking an increase of 350%. This is what the site of PC World magazine points out, which cites a study carried out by the founder of Ancestry.com Paul Allen. According to this survey, Google+ will reach 10 million unique users by today and 20 million by Sunday. Based on these calculations, Google+ would therefore have registered over one million users every day starting from last June 28, the day of its launch. Another extremely significant figure should also be noted. In the last 34 hours, Google+ has grown by 30%. Between the measurements carried out on 10 July and those of today, in fact, more than 10 million users have been added, increasing the total number up to 9,5 million. The main opponents of Google+, i.e. Facebook and Linkedin, have respectively 750 million and 100 million registered users.