How to Move all Your Pictures from Facebook to Google+

Social networking is a great way to stay connected with all your friends. One usually uploads hundreds of photos on their social networking account to share with their friends and family. Facebook has been used by millions today but with the launch of Google+, people wanted to give it a try to. There are many features that the latter offers that is still not available on Facebook even though Facebook introduced a number of new features recently.

After creating an account, one would definitely like to share their pictures on Google+ too. However, it is not feasible to upload all the pictures all over again. Instead your work can be reduced to half by using Move your Photos. "Move your Photos" is a Google chrome extension that enables you to transfer your pictures very easily. Many people still go through the hassle of using two networking accounts because of the main reason that their data is present on Facebook especially pictures.

How to Move all Your Pictures from Facebook to Google+

1- Install Move your Photos extension in your Google Chrome browser. Its only for Google chrome. The extension "Move your Photos" is installed within seconds on your Google Chrome browser. You can then configure it by navigating to the tools menu.

2- After you have installed the extension, it will then prompt you to login using your Facebook account details. You just have to enter your username and password and then the app retrieves all your photographs on Facebook in a separate window. You can select the photographs that you want to share on Google+ and then click on the upload button present at the bottom of your screen.

3- The application requires about 5 minutes to complete the task. However the time may range somewhere around ten minutes depending upon the number of photos and the size of the photos. That’s it. All you favorite pictures are now available on Google+ too.

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Facebook Launches ‘Listen’ Button On Music Pages

Facebook is launching a listen button on musical artists’ pages, residing between the like and message buttons.

Clicking on the listen button directs you to the artist’s tracks on any of the social music-streaming services that a user has already signed up for.

The button is already live on the pages for Linkin Park, Justin Bieber and Slash. Not to be confused with the buttons called “listen” that third-party developers have created for timeline via the open graph,

Facebook’s launch of this new button supersedes numerous precursors of its own that the social network tested or at least proposed over the past year or two.

These have included ones that appeared in the ticker on the right-hand side of the homepage — one of them is live now — as well as a more ambitious “play” button that would have led to a music dashboard connecting as many music streaming services as Facebook could sign up. By contrast, the “listen” button launching today appears on musicians’ own pages, not in any centralized portion of the site nor location controlled by streaming music providers.

 The “listen” button coexists with a “listen with” button that runs in the ticker, enabling users to begin listening to a song that a friend is listening to. Readers, what have you been listening to on Facebook lately?

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