Zath (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google Wave works well as standalone system for chat, file sharing and so on. However, it also gives you the option to add extensions which enhance your experience and the range of functions it can perform. Extensions can be thought of as similar to Facebook applications; just as you can install apps to customise the [...] © This is a post from Zath! - Hi Tech Gadgets & Tech News Blog (UK),...
FreshNetworks Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Twitter has quickly become the must-have channel for conference back-chat. Reading what other people tweet during a speech provides an extra dimension as you get a sense of what the audience is thinking. And just like passing notes in class, it’s also a lot more fun than simply sitting and listening. (remember that Facebook interview [...]
Web Upd8 (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Are you a Web Upd8 reader (subscriber) and you want a Google Wave invite ? Here's what you need to do (nothing much really): Prove that you are subscribed to the Web Upd8 RSS feed or by email - a screenshot would be good but if you know another way... Comment with your Gmail email address so I'll know to which email address to send the invite to (don't forget to post the screenshot in the comment...
Web Upd8 (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
To be able to post to Twitter from Google Wave, you must use a Google Wave bot called Tweety or Twitbot (others call it Twave although the bot is officially called Tweety). To add this Twitter bot, go to your contacts in the bottom left corner of Google Wave, click the "+" sign and add this: tweety-wave@appspot.com To understand better, take a look at this image: To be able to twit from...
connexions (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Is anyone out there making any use of Google Wave? I got excited when I was invited to join the preview, and I can see it might well be really useful eventually. But not while hardly anyone seems to have it. I’d be interested to know if anyone is using Wave to do worthwhile work.
BDR London (Free subscription) | yesterday
BDR recently received an invite for Google Wave. As a forward thinking internet advertising agency we were quite excited to test the new communication platform, which has been proclaimed to change the way we interact with each other online. Google Wave is the next evolution in email. Essentially it is a real-time communication tool. read more
C H E S S N O I D (Free subscription) | yesterday
I received a nice email from my fellow blogger Peter McCartney from Australia offering me a Google Wave invite. Of course, I accepted and just wanted to say thanks. I just recently signed up for Google voice and am pretty impressed with it so far. The function I like the most about it is that [...]
Resource Shelf (Free subscription) | yesterday
Yes, we already posted about a new iPhone/iTouch app today (NASA Images) but like they say, one iPhone App deserves another, especially on the weekend. Here’s an iPhone/iTouch app that a lot of people have been asking for. It’s a “very simple” company named Waveboard. It’s not an official Google product. The price? 99 cents. So, [...]
Techie Buzz (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google Wave Notifier is a simple Firefox extension, which automatically checks your Wave account at regular intervals and notifies you if there are any unread wavelets. You might also like: Microsoft Wave? A Potshot At Google Wave 100000 Google Wave Invites Coming Soon Google Wave Invites to be Sent Late US Time [Sydney Morning Time] Omnibar Extension Emulates Google Chrome’s Addressbar in Firefox...
AbhiTechBlog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google's most ambitious project Google Wave has been launched as a developer preview to 100K developers around the world. And blogosphere is abuzz with lot of things to say about it. Even eBay users... [ Click on the title to visit the blog and read the full content! ]
Quædam cuiusdam (Free subscription) | yesterday
This is a test of Wavr, the Wordpress plugin for embedding Google Waves. You may not see anything if you don’t have a Wave account.
Wisdump (Free subscription) | yesterday
Two cutting-edge web technologies, two water-related metaphors, two print and electronic book guides. HTML5 and Google Wave seem to have a lot in common these days. HTML5 The Dive Into HTML5 site is the hub of Mark Pilgrim’s drafts for his book of the same name. He’s uploaded 4 chapters so far, and lays the foundation for [...]
Armswiper.co.uk (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Errr, great starting frame. Nice facial expressions Stephanie and Greg.
Squashy Frog Blog (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Google Wave is very slow! :-(
Download Squad (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
It's still early days for Google Wave but already there are a large number of Gadgets and Robots being developed. If you don't know the difference, Gadgets are local, client-side (as in they run on your computer), Javascript and HTML. Robots run remotely on another server. Gadgets change how you interact with waves, whereas robots process your input in some way or pull in data from another service...
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