While most of us are waiting for Monday to see if we’re lucky to get a Google Wave invite (and as it turns out, lots and lots of us are still without one!), we thought it wouldn’t hurt to get to know this Google Wave thing a little bit better.
Would you like to hear and see Google Wave explained in plain, simple English?
Well, you have this opportunity! Please welcome: Google Wave Video Tutorial!
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30 September is over, but you still don’t see your invite to start using Google Wave? No need to worry!
Since Google Wave team is located in Australia, they will be sending out those 100.000 invites on Thursday morning (their, Australian morning!) which is around late Wednesday night in USA.
They want this done this particular way because they feel the need to be fresh and ready on ‘their’ morning to be able to provide all the support they can.
So – still waiting! We’ll let you know the moment we get ours, and will start describing the sweet things Google Wave can do!
September 30th, 2009
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Less than a day left until Google Wave launches and 100 thousand users receive their long-expected account invitations.
We have been following most of Google Wave basics already: provided Google Wave screenshots, explained the terminology, together watched some Google Wave videos and read about the people who made this all happen. Read more…
September 4th, 2009
admin
There’s not much time left until we finally see Google Wave: on 30th September Google will start sending out those 100 thousand invites for the Google Wave early tests to the lucky ones.
If you haven’t done so yet, run to the Google Wave page and subscribe – you may still be able to get one! Read more…
Guess what!
Though this whole ‘Google Wave’ thing is still very very young, it has already got its own terms and definitions.
Not enough for a full glossary (just yet), I am afraid, but here are a few that you should know before they launch it: Read more…
As it turns out, the name ‘Google Wave’ was inspired by the American TV-series called ‘Firefly‘ aired in 2002 in US and Canada.
In the series, a Wave was the means of electronic communication (very often it consisted of a video call or a video message). Read more…
So, who invented Google Wave technology? Who is this genius?
In fact, there are two – and they are brothers!
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At the moment Google Wave is still in the later development stage and is not yet available to public (only a limited number of developers have received the account details).
However, Google has made promises to launch the fully-functional Google Wave interface before the end of this year – something to look forward to, right?!
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Google Chrome, which is just gaining popularity, will seem to be the optimal tool for Goolge Wave, while Mozilla Firefox, Safari and Opera will do just well, too.
Unfortunately, Microsoft Internet Explorer is not likely to be supported by this ‘Google Wave’ technology. Read more…
While most of us are waiting for Monday to see if we’re lucky to get a Google Wave invite (and as it turns out, lots and lots of us are still without one!), we thought it wouldn’t hurt to get to know this Google Wave thing a little bit better. 
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