Google to Introduce "Wave" Web Communication Platform
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29 May 2009 Comments:
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Mountain View,
Calif. - Google (NASD:GOOG) on Wednesday
introduced a forthcoming service, Google Wave, that aims to combine email,
chat, and content-sharing in a single interface. The service takes elements from increasingly popular tools for communication like Facebook, Twitter and
FriendFeed, melding "rolling threaded conversations, real-time chat,
nested comments, media sharing, link sharing and wiki-style collaboration into
a familiar interface that looks and behaves like an e-mail inbox, complete with
folders for keeping things organized and a search box for digging up older
threads," Webmonkey reported. Read the rest of this entry »
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