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  How Far Will Google Wave Go?

  How Far Will Google Wave Go? Dan Woods , 11.03.09, 06:00 AM EST SAP's Gravity shows the online collaboration tool's future as a business platform. Google Wave, the Internet giant's new online collaboration tool, has generated much buzz among developers, and now it has a large geeky fan ...

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  Google Wave vs Twitter at conferences

  It’s worth pointing out that Twitter is still an early-adopter phenomenon, and Google Wave even more so. As a result, whilst I am a complete junkie for following conference tweets, I suspect it’s going to take a couple of years before this goes mainstream. But it will. And the impact on ...

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  iPhone version of Waveboard

  After a long time waiting the iPhone app made it into the AppStore. Get it right now, it is the perfect companion to the Mac Waveboard

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  WaveBoard for iPhone

  subscribe to the RSS feed Remember the Google Wave Desktop Client – Waver ? Now, we have a smilar app exclusively for iPhone and iPod Touch – WaveBoard . The Waveboard app will cost you 99 cents, but it’s a much faster way to check your Waves than loading them up in the ...

  Kevin Makice added 3 days ago

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  Google Wave Robots: Overview

  A robot is an automated participant on a wave. A robot can read the contents of a wave in which it participates, modify the wave's contents, add or remove participants, and create new blips and new waves. In short, a robot can perform many of the actions that any other participant can perform.

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