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Here's one way to stress test the new Google+ social network: start a video conference with Sergey Brin and let anyone try to get in.
Google Vice President Bradley Horowitz launched a Hangout--that's Google+ speak for video conference - at 5:44 pm PT today with Brin in attendance. A rush of Google+ users tried to jump into the conference. But since Google+ limits Hangouts to 10, many got messages that read "We're sorry, the Hangout looks to be jam-packed already. There's no more room!"
Brin didn't stay long on the Hangout. His name dropped from those on the call after a few minutes. And various others streamed through as well.
Chris Schrier, a systems engineer at Google, was apparently one of the ones who got in when Brin was participating.
"Sergey Brin didn't hang out long," Schrier posted on Google+. "We did see his kitchen though."
Google+ message for denying access to an overbooked Hangout video conference with Sergey Brin.
(Credit: Screenshot by Jay Greene/CNET)
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Google Vice President Bradley Horowitz launched a Hangout--that's Google+ speak for video conference - at 5:44 pm PT today with Brin in attendance. A rush of Google+ users tried to jump into the conference. But since Google+ limits Hangouts to 10, many got messages that read "We're sorry, the Hangout looks to be jam-packed already. There's no more room!"
Brin didn't stay long on the Hangout. His name dropped from those on the call after a few minutes. And various others streamed through as well.
Chris Schrier, a systems engineer at Google, was apparently one of the ones who got in when Brin was participating.
"Sergey Brin didn't hang out long," Schrier posted on Google+. "We did see his kitchen though."
Google+ message for denying access to an overbooked Hangout video conference with Sergey Brin.(Credit: Screenshot by Jay Greene/CNET)
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