Below please find pretty much ALL Google Wave screenshots that are currently available on the internet.

At the moment we have got 10 screenshots.

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So, who invented Google Wave technology? Who is this genius?

In fact, there are two – and they are brothers!

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Rafe Needleman from CNET.com is describing his first use of a Google Wave (developer version). According to him,  Google Wave is likely to change email forever.

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…

The Google Wave API gives developers enough power to work with Google Wave in the following ways:

• Extensions: task automation or gadgets
  By creating robot extensions (robots) to automate most common tasks or by building gadget extensions devellopers will be able to provide a new way of interaction for users
• Embedding into sites
  You will be able to embed waves seamlessly into your site.
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Casey Whitelaw, David Wang, Dan Danilatos, and Alex Mah describe the real-time collaboration in Google Wave.

Casey Whitelaw from Google Sydney is speaking about the way language is processed naturally behind Google Wave’s spelling correction.