Google Wave

Google Wave brings together instant messaging, e-mail, forums and wikis in a wide messaging platform. The inception of the concept was born out of the question: "What e-mail would be like if it were invented today. Wave and Google was the answer. A 'Wave' is equal parts literature and conversation. People can communicate and work together using richly formatted text, images and photos, maps, video and much more. However this program is not actually going to be released until later this year, still to be confirmed. This is what happens with Google Wave. You create a wave and one who invited you want onto it. These people on the wave can now invite others to join the conversation, or collaboration. Using richly formatted text, images, photos, video, feeds from other sources and gadgets, you will see on your screen almost instantly what your fellow wavers are typing and adding. In this way Google Wave is a suitable tool for both quick messages and continuous for more content. And a key tool in the wave is the ability to rewind previous access to information and to see how the wave evolved. So here is a summary of what Google Wave is and what it offers. Instant messaging - You can talk to people live on the wave to discuss ideas and options. As the wave is real time the conversations are live. Editable - Any information written on the wave can be edited by any other user on the wave. This allows for real time updates and corrections to information within the wave. Drag and Drop file sharing - Just as it says, you do not need attachment you can simply drag and drop a file into the wave. Playback - You can rewind and review any part of the wave to see what has already been said. Embedding - Google Waves can be embedded on websites and blogs. Natural Language - Your wave can auto correct spelling mistakes, and even has the ability to translate car (Just like 'google translate') as well as all this is the open-source application. This means that the wave code will be available to developers to alter and improve, leading to greater and faster the wave of innovation. The brains behind Google Wave are a team based in Sydney, Australia, the core team being two brothers, Jens and Lars Rasmussen, and lead a project manager Stephanie Hannon. This team were also heavily involved in the development of Google Maps and so they have an excellent track record and pedigree.
Google provides instant messaging, e-mail, forums and wikis in a wide messaging platform. The introduction of the concept was born out of the question "What is e-mail as if it were invented today." And Google, the answer was vague.

A "Wave" is in equal parts, documentation and entertainment. People can communicate and work with rich text formatting, images and photos, maps, videos and more. However, this program is not really to be released later this year, has yet to be confirmed.

This is what happens with Google Wave. You create a tree and load it on that. These people on your tree may invite other persons, maintenance, or cooperation. With rich text formatting, images, photos, videos, RSS feeds from other sources and gadgets you see on your screen almost immediately, what your colleagues and exchange added. In this way, Google-Wave is an appropriate tool for new and faster streaming of content. And an important instrument in the wave is the capacity, access to information and turning back to see how the tree.

So here is a summary of what Google is Wave and what it offers.

Instant messaging - you can talk, people are living on the tree to discuss ideas and opportunities. Since the tree is real-time live debate. Editable - All information on the tree can be changed, other users of the tree. Dies erlaubt eine Echtzeit-Korrekturen Updates und Informationen zu den in der Welle. Drag and Drop file sharing - as it means you do not need investment, you can drag and drop a file in the tree. Playback - You can return and review of the part of the wave to see what has already been said. Integration - Google waves can be integrated on web pages and blogs. Natural Language - your car may wave spelling error, and even the ability to bring the car (like "Google Translate")

How, as all this Open Source application. This means that the wave of code available to developers to modify and improve, innovate more and faster the wave.

The heads behind Google Wave are a team, headquartered in Sydney, Australia, the core of the team are two brothers, Christopher and Lars Rasmussen, and a project manager to conduct Stephanie Hannon. This team was also on the evolution of Google Maps, and have an excellent track record and pedigree.