google wave
Google Wave is a new personal communication and collaboration tool that was launched to 100,000 users in October 2009, with each user asked to invite twenty other users.
The platform combines elements of e-mail, instant messaging, social networks and wikis in documents called waves, that can be edited at any point in the conversation. The complete threads, called blips, are stored on a central server, allowing any user to add or remove any of the messaged content from their personal devices at any time.
Any participant in the "wave" can reply or edit any part of it, as well as add others to it. Google Wave's web interface uses the Google Web Toolkit and is written in Java using Open JDK. Essentially a more advanced form of network communication, Google Wave allows for more collaboration among multiple users simultaneously and in real time.
You'll find bloggers talking about Google Wave at sites like Google Blog and Google System.
Original Technorati articles tagged “google wave”
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in ITGoogle Discontinues Some Services

This article breaks down the lates changes at google and the services they have decided to terminateby seoinnovators / on Dec 30, 2011 -
in TechnologyWave Good-bye to Google Wave!

Is this the end of Google Wave, or a new beginning?by calliblcarver / on Jan 4, 2011 -
in TechnologyGoogle Should Fuse Wave into Gmail

What is Google going to do with Wave? Is it headed to Gmail?by sageone73 / on Aug 31, 2010
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “google wave”
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Google Wave Might Have Been Google + 1.0
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Image by Aray Chen via Flickr While Google Wave might have seemed a failure, it appears now looking back, that it was simply a first draft for what would become Google +. Read my full commentar y on FierceContentManagement.1 week ago -
Google Wave might have been Google+ 1.0
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There has been a lot of controversy this week around the inclusion of Google+ content in Google ( NASDAQ: GOOG ) search results. Whether you agree with this approach or not, it got me thinking about just how pervasive Google is making Google+ in the Google services ecosystem and just how much it might be fulfilling ...1 week ago



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