Worth reading, a blog post below by Google.
- The rationale behind them working on open-source
Of course, check out the latest status of the coming Google Phone "Nexus One", which has been talking over the Internet in the past few weeks.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Google Wave: getting started...
After trying Google Wave for a few weeks, I have come up with a little comments:
On the whole, it's a very nicely done platform and concept, look forward to its official launch to the market :)
YouTube Video:
Charles
- it's easy to use, as long as you have a reliable connection and a fast processing computer
- I tried it in a public computer when I was in trip (Celeron notebook), it takes several minutes to load and process every instruction
- robots are nice
- did a bit Google searching, found some robots (i.e. Tweety, Bloggy, etc..), including the Rosy (The real-time translation tool)
- still at preview stage, bugs behind
- it's getting problem when using Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Japanese in Google Chrome dev 4, keeping repeating the characters in the wave
- Having problem when using Rosy to translate the 4 languages mentioned, keep repeating the wavesssssss....
- sometimes having problem synchronize the waves between different users (characters were deleted in user A but not user B), but not very often
On the whole, it's a very nicely done platform and concept, look forward to its official launch to the market :)
YouTube Video:
Charles
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