Web 2.0

December 30 th

28

Google Wave: Top 10 Improvements for 2010

In May 2009 at I/O 09, was launched to much deserved fanfare. A lot of the initial prognostications declaring to be a replacement for just about everything and as an important an invention comparable to “the wheel” have, thank god, died down. In fact, because of much of the initial nonsense calling it a [...]

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December 16 th

7

Second Life comes to Google Wave

If you are not familiar with Second Life™ it is “the Internet’s largest user-created, 3D virtual world community.” Now, I have to admit I don’t know too much about this virtual world. But it seems like getting started is nothing more then making your own avatar and then entering the world and meeting folks. There [...]

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December 14 th

11

Where is Google Wave Going?

As somebody who has been…well overly evangelistic about Google Wave I find Google’s complete disregard in describing where and how they expect this product (Google Wave) to evolve rather discerning.
I have mentioned many times on this blog that I think the real market for Google Wave is the business community. If we agree that the [...]

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November 13 th

5

Google Wave in the Classroom??!!

There is an interesting discussion going on inside Google Wave by both educators and students about how Google Wave could be used in the classroom. One of the most interesting Waves currently on-going is titled Uses of Google Wave in the Classroom, it was started by Stuart Ridout and I really encourage you to give [...]

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November 1 st

7

Google Server Opening for Federation

Last week I monitored the Europe eComm 2009 Wave which I encourage you read if you have a Wave account, and I assume if you are here then you do.
If you are not familiar with eComm you should click on Europe eComm to find out more about them. They describe eComm as:
The worlds’ leading-edge communications event. [...]

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August 26 th

3

Using the Posterous Robot in Google Wave

For those that are unfamiliar with Posterous, it is a extremely simple to use blog creation site. You send them the content you want in the blog via e-mail. You can attach what you want: photos, videos, mp3’s etc. The Posterous engine then goes and creates a blog page for you with your e-mail that [...]

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August 21 st

3

More Industries Talk About How They Could Use Google Wave

I mentioned in a post yesterday titled “Industries Discussing How Google Wave Will Effect Sectors“, that in the weeks and months ahead we will see more and more industry sectors starting to talk about how Google Wave could be used in their particular sector. In the post yesterday I referenced a blog by Robert Cole [...]

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