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Google+ looks a bit like Facebook and acts a bit like Twitter. One great feature is that you can add ANYBODY to your Circles, even without them adding you. If they haven’t added you to a circle, you’ll only see posts and info they make public. Nonetheless if G+ becomes Twitterish we could be getting sneak peaks into the lives of some pretty cool people.

For your amusement we’ve created a list of Celebrity Google+ users with links to their profiles.

• Mark Cuban (Dallas Mavericks Owner)
• Taylor Swift (Musician)
• Charlie Sheen (Mystery Man)
• Bill Gates (Microsoft) this has since been deleted but type Bill gates into your profile search bar
• Soulja Boy (Guy that pretends to rap)

For obvious reasons, the “Tech Celebrities” are much larger in numbers and we’ve compiled some of them below:

• Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook)
• Sergey Brin (Google)
• Larry Page (Google)
• Vic Gondotra (Google)
• Kevin Rose (Digg)
• Mike Arrington (TechCrunch)
• MG Siegler (TechCrunch)
• Leo Laporte (Tech Podcaster)
• Matt Cutts (Google)
• Marissa Meyer (Google)
• Om Malik (GigaOM)

Want to add Phandroid.com & AndroidForums.com staff G+ profiles to your circles? Find us below!

• Rob Jackson (Founder, Phandroid)
• Quentyn Kennemer (Contributing Editor, Phandroid)
• Kevin Krause (Contributing Editor, Phandroid) – No Invite Yet
• Chris Chavez (Author, Phandroid)
• Steve Albright (Android Developer)
• Steven58 (AF Moderator)
• Slug (AF Moderator)

Leave links to Celebrities’ and Tech Celebrities’ G+ Profiles so we can add them to our list (above)! We’ll keep this post updated as more roll in and more celebs of all kinds start using the service.

It looks like Mr. Mark Zuckerberg – founder of Facebook – has a Google+ profile and is peeking his head in on the service. In fact, you can visit his profile and add him to one of your circles now!

I tried to add him to a Circle I created called “Trust” but got this error:

Try to add him yourself and let me know how it goes

It has been a while since we have seen or heard of the Galapagos line of tablets from Sharp. The devices were last seen earlier this year when a 5.5-inch and 10.8-inch model were revealed in an FCC filing. We caught a glimpse of what to expect a few days later at CES, but it looks like yet another Galapagos tablet could be on the way. Yes, the first two still haven’t arrived, but a new FCC filing suggests a 7-inch model is on the way to fill the gap left between the two models we already know of. Other than confirmation of 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, nothing else can be said about the EB-W71LJ-H on account of a confidentiality request. Needless to say, we are interested to see what Sharp has been up to refining these slates over the past six months.

[via Engadget]