Google Wave Aims to be the Next Unifying Platform

David Fleming — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 12:45:53 +0000

This week, Google Wave is being released in beta testing to 100,000 users. Originally unveiled at a developer conference earlier this year, Google is taking the foundations of e-mail and adding to it critical elements of instant messaging, social networking and file sharing. Google touts it as e-mail as if it was created today.

And while there continues to be bugs that need to be worked out, this large scale test is a final step toward the release of a new, major communication tool. Much like Twitter, SMS, IM and Twitter, Google Wave stands to change the way we interact. How will this new experience enhance how we communicate in more socially conscious environment? More importantly, how does it benefit the end user versus other communication tools…

The Blackberry: I Didn’t Know What I Was Missing

CornerWorld Corporation — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:15:15 +0000

It seems a new cell phone is coming out every two weeks these days, and I’ve never been one to keep up with the latest and greatest in mobile technology. Any basic phone would do because I just needed to make calls while I was on the go. The biggest reasons that I hadn’t been in the market for a new phone are because of time and expense. I didn’t want to take the time to learn how to use a new phone with all kinds of fancy features. I was sure that it would just take up more of my time when I’m already pretty busy. Plus, my old phone was in good condition. It worked, so why spend money on a new one?

My…

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Google Wave Aims to be the Next Unifying Platform

The Blackberry: I Didn’t Know What I Was Missing