What’s Google Wave, You Ask?
The all-knowing Google robots decided to come up with a new solution to the problem of collaborating on the web. You can edit and discuss documents in real-time with a group of people. The Google Wave team says Wave is “what email would look like if it were invented today.”
Right now, that’s the extent of what it does, though the underlying framework will eventually allow a lot more interesting uses.
Instead of bothering to take you on a tour of how it works, instead we’ll just point you towards the very best source on the subject, the Complete Guide to Google Wave, written by Adam Pash and Gina Trapani from Lifehacker.
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Leave a comment with your idea for a topic that you would like to see us write about. Include the keyword googlewave in your comment (for spam checking purposes). Make sure to use your real email address (nobody will see it but us).
We’ll pick 20 random people from the comments, and announce the winners in our weekly roundup, so even if you are reading this on Friday you can still participate.
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