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Date posted: 28/05/2009 Google Inc. is hatching a new species of e-mail and instant messaging, but the Internet search leader first desires the hybrid service to evolve even more with the help of independent computer programmers. The free tool, called "Google Wave," runs in a Web browser and combines elements of e-mail, instant messaging, wikis and photo sharing in an effort to make online communication more dynamic. Google hopes Wave simplifies the way people collaborate on projects or exchange opinions about specific topics. Google offered the first glimpse of its latest offering Thursday during the Mountain View, Calif.-based company's annual conference for software developers who build programs on top of its services. The rest of the Web-surfing public won't be able to hop on Google Wave until later in the year. See the full Story via external site: www.physorg.com Most recent stories in this category (Life): 17/09/2014: Do wearable lifestyle activity monitors really work? |
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