Race on for first Google Wave iPhone app http://bit.ly/3kYUl0

"The race is on to release the first approved Google Wave iPhone app with two contenders already in the running" http://www.revolutionmagazine.com/DigitalPM/News/949796/Race-first-Google-Wave-iPhone-app/

Find more info about Google Wave: http://kb.clipotech.com/gwave

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Oct 31, 2009

Kevin Arth said...

Can't wait for someone to get this done. The portable web UI that we're forced to use now is worthless.

Nov 01, 2009

Svartling said...

Kevin: Yeah. I think a desktop and iPhone apps are needed, because I don't really think that Wave is so useful as it is.

Nov 01, 2009

Kevin Arth said...

Have you tried Waveboard? Looks like just an app-ified (no idea if that's a word) web app. Think it's getwaveboard.com.

Nov 01, 2009

Svartling said...

Kevin: Yes I have, and it's better, but it eats memory too with big Waves. Do you use Wave much?

Nov 01, 2009

Kevin Arth said...

I was on it a lot when I first got my invite and I follow a bunch of public waves, but as you observed, it's pretty flakey with the big ones. The mobile UI is worthless, so I never use it on my phone. I think that until and unless more people get on and start using it for school and work, it's going to be just a geek toy for a while.

This is off-topic, but I'm very interested in what Mozilla's got going on with their Raindrop project. I see that getting legs far more easily than Wave if they get it right because it's inherently backward-compatible, so my non-tech friends don't need to adopt it for me to take advantage of the advances.

Nov 01, 2009

Svartling said...

Kevin: Yes Mozillas Raindrop looks interesting. Maybe more interesting than Wave actually. Probably Firefox only though.

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