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Google on Wednesday introduced Google+ Events, a new social planning service available on the search giant's one-year-old social networking platform. Google+ Events works before, during, and after a party, unlike other event organization toolkits. The main difference between Google+ Events and services like Evite is that the party doesn't stop on Google+ Events when the invitations go out. There is a special feature in the new social planner called "Party Mode." When you turn on Party Mode, all new photos taken by attendees who are on Google+ get added to the event's landing page in real time as a streaming feed that can also be viewed as a slideshow. After the tables are cleared and the lights are turned out, Google+ Events organizes those photos chronologically. Google didn't skimp on the invites. The available themes for invitations are "cinemagraphic," so if you're planning a backyard barbecue, you can pick an invitation that shows fire flickering on a photo of steak on a grill. You can also attach a personalized YouTube video greeting and a selection of animations to an invitation. Google+ Events invites are sent via email and can be fully viewed even if the recipient doesn't have a Google+ account. There's even more eye candy with the receiving mechanism—invitations "unfold" like a physical invitation sent via snail mail. The social planner is tightly integrated with Google Calendar, so invitations plug directly into a user's schedule and can be viewed in full in the Calendar by mousing over the event. Google + is making it's mark as an all inclusive Google cloud. Thanks and here is something for your time. Free Twitter Automation. Just click here. http://donwansley.socialmediaautomation.com