Orkut's Next Gen Social Platform "Hello" Launched!

There is no need to introduce or talk about Orkut as it was the only choice and not to mention a loving choice for all social users across the world before Facebook thing happened to us and came in limelight. As Facebook started to grew more and more, we tended to leave Orkut as a spare and that finally led to its end in 2014 and that din't left any pinch of sadness or whatsoever. Now, the developer of the same Büyükkökten has come up with another social platform called Hello and he's calling it the next generation of Orkut.

This is just a website for information about its app. Yes, you seen it! Hello is mobile only platform for now and will it come to desktop later has no words on it. The app is available for both Android and iOS in select countries for now and that includes US, Canada, Britain, France, Australia, Brazil, Ireland. However, Germany, Mexico and India are next on the list and the app should be available this month as mentioned on its website (click here).

To what we have seen on its website that doesn't shows things in much detail, we can conclude that Hello is going to be a mixture juice of Facebook and Google+ but in a sense it is more of Google+. Things will go more clear when we get the hands on the app later this month when it is going to be launched in India.

Here's the sneak peek of what the interface of Hello will look like on iOS, we don't have any shots for Android but iOS interface itself looks more of material design and boldly colorful that totally matches current Andriod design language. Interface is pretty cool and will make you move to a new platform if you are kind of bored with only those of Facebook stuff and are in a light of change.

 

 

 

 

 

 

And, here wo go with the features of this new social thing. Its basically focuses on what individual interest goes with and has many thing for time pass and entertainment from games to challenges and much more. Its sure to have a chat section but no such thing has been captured till now. Chat is now being dubbed as Direct Message everywhere and so do here at Hello too. Like and Comments are undoubtedly present there and hashtags are there to make way too.'

Interestingly Milestones and Rewards is the thing that takes our attention and promises too reveal as you progress with the app once it comes to your devices.
Currently Hello's headquarter is at San Francisco and there claims to be an office under development in Mountain View. Wait for the release and till then, keep using Facebook and G+!

Rajat Kapoor

Rajat Kapoor is a self confessed tech geek. Always up to date with what's going on in the tech world, he is currently pursuing MCA and prefers Android over iOS. You will see his articles here and we do hope that you find them useful and informational.