Tech Week In Review 10-2-09
by rahsheen
Well, a lot of people got invites, but I wasn’t one of them. According to many who actually did get invites, Wave is not all it’s cracked up to be. Sure, it’s an awesome service for collaboration, but it’s not something that’s going to replace Twitter, FriendFeed, or Facebook. Seems like it’s just a little too realtime and comes up a little short in providing the user with tools to manage it effectively. Some think Wave is overhyped while others are begging for invites like the crackhead in Menace to Society. Check out Wayne’s Wave screencast . (Wave details)
Read MoreWhat’s The Deal with Google Voice and Google Wave?
by Angela
What’s driving this traffic toe make Google’s product blog jump the top of the most popular blogs on the internet?
Read MoreGoogle Chrome OS – A Lesson in World Domination
by rahsheen
Early this morning, Google posted information on their official blog about their upcoming Google Chrome OS. Needless to say, many in the tech world lost it. Ever since Google’s “evil” plans for world domination were first set into motion so many years ago, many have wondered when they were going to drop the bomb and [...]
Read MoreBabelWith.Me: Web-based Chat in Over 45 Languages
by rahsheen
Discussion is a big part of the current web as we know it. Services that make it easy to communicate and discuss things are the ones that seem to see the most success. Facebook connects us with family and friends with integrated chat features.
Read More12 Reasons Why Google Wave will Change the Web
by rahsheen
Google Wave is the shiniest new thing that everyone is talking about. It’s not even out yet, but I watched the entire video from the Google I/O demo and I have to admit I’m impressed. I honestly think it will change the web, even if it only serves to show others what’s possible and sparks [...]
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