Facebook V Google Plus V Twitter Apps Editorial Image

Facebook v Google Plus v Twitter and apps brands Google Plus is experiencing explosive growth, notching up more than 25 million members in just three months, but Facebook (which has more than 750 million members) has now upped the ante. It wants to be the place where you communicate, consume content and express yourself online and experts say these changes go quite some way towards achieving that. While Twitter rapidly gained worldwide popularity, with 200 million users as of 2011 Most people use Facebook or Twitter to tell their stories, consume content and share with friends the less likely they will be to move to Google Plus. Facebook will also be able to use information from Timelines and app activity to better target advertising at people - ultimately making it more relevant for users and earning it more advertising dollars. 
One place where Google Plus does have the edge though is in privacy, which is seen as Facebook's and Twitter's Achilles heel and a reason many have quit the site. Features Apple media iPhone 4S 5 with apps logos for Facebook Twitter and Google Plus