Since I got an invitation to Google Wave and didn’t have much time to test it properly yet, I decided to start a public wave for blogable.eu readers.
To find the wave simply search for:
with:public “Welcome to the blogable.eu reader public wave”
If you encounter problems (like not finding the wave) I’d like you to let me know, since I also just started testing it. The wave is supposed to let blogable.eu readers test Google Wave, experience the possibilities and share the experience with other readers.
Since the beginning of mankind, people tried to communicate as efficently as possible and the introduction of the e-mail, which enables us to share information worldwide, sure had a massive impact on how we see and live communication today. Google intends to take it a step further and creates something new: Google Wave.
If you don’t know what Google Wave is, watching the following (unofficial) video may help:
I was happy enough to receive an invitation and currently I’m trying to understand all the features and possibilities that Google Wave offers at the moment. A nice to know information for new ‘Wavers’ is the following search:
search:public
This will enable you to find publicly written waves, as you may not know many people that have an invitation yet. This way you will get to know the features and can help to make this preview a beta soon.
If you still have no idea what Google Wave is, where it fits in between Facebook and Twitter, or if you simply would like to read more about it, you will find a good article here.
At the moment it’s quite slow and I encounter some issues once in a while. Nevertheless, this seems to be the next big thing and I’m looking forward to seeing the impact it will have on the communication over all and for me.
Just one more thing.
The so-called Web-Apps for the iPhone aren’t really newsworthy, but in regards to Google Wave it may be interesting to know that an added Google Wave home screen bookmark will not show the Safari wrapper, but look like an independent app.
The wave is supposed to let blogable.eu readers test Google Wave, experience the possibilities and share the experience with other readers.
