Google Wave Exits Beta and Goes Public



Not only has Google pushed Wave into the public domain, but now it is available as a free tool for all Google Apps users. To help all ‘Google Apps Organizations’ get educated on Google Wave – there is a webinar on Wednesday morning May 26, 2010. You can sign-up for the webinar here.
Google Wave (Labs) available today to organizations using Google Apps [via theGoogleOS.com]
3 Comments
Leave a Reply
Leave a Reply

chewbie
I wish all comment fields would be waves – it’s just soo brilliant! It’s forums + wikis + chat all rolled into one and after I used it a little with a friend i noticed 2 things:
It works great for keeping up with multiple topics of conversation :)
It eats a LOT of resources! like…. 200mb firefox/chrome/ie app after 178 messages in a wave – and it might seem like it’s a little, but that’s actually what a regular ‘chat’ window would contain.
Wave is really ahead of it’s time. Whilst youtube comments would be a lot more awesome if they were replaced by waves, we don’t really currently posess the hardware to make it possible (especially for mobile devices)
just my 2 fillérs
MrGroove
@Chewbie – Ya know what, I agree with ya. Google Wave is CHAT on CRACK. My only complaint about Google wave is the performance. Every time I use it with Firefox or Chrome, once the “wave” get’s a little long (10-15 updates) it just starts to sllooooowwwww down and eventually crashes.
Love it, I just think it needs a Version 2. That being said, now that it’s gone GA, perhaps it will be better???
Anyone notice if the performance is better now?
Sabrina
Hehe! I just got 25! and I tried to inivte people to my list but need a lot of time for waiting.