Google Wave arrived back in May with a blast of publicity — including a keynote of its own at Google's I/O conference. The initial story from the Google team was impressive, with Wave touted as a ...

Finally unveiled after years of development under the codename “Walkabout,” Google Wave combines popular features from across the web — feeds, shared documents, photo galleries, etc. — to redefine ...

I should note at the top of this post that I have not received an invitation for Google Wave. I haven’t seen the platform in action – other than a few screen shots that various bloggers and media have ...

While the world has focused on Google Wave as a mash-up of chat, e-mail, and document sharing, it’s really something else: Google Wave could be the Twitter that everyone really wants. Maybe it’s the ...

Are you looking forward to the day when Google Wave, Mountain View’s all-in-one communication and collaboration tool, goes public? Well, for a select group of users, that day is coming this fall.

Last year, Google pulled the curtain off one of their most widespread projects to date: Wave. It was a means to allow users, people, a way to instantly communicate with not just one person, but a ...

commentary Has it really only been four months since Google opened Wave to the public, inspiring hundreds of thousands of people to sign up? It feels like a lot longer. That's because it only took ...

Today, Google plans to start changing the internet — again. Their mysterious project, which launched in beta mode early this morning, was announced via YouTube in May and got “the entire web buzzing,” ...

Lars Rasmussen, engineering manager and co-founder of Google Wave, said the communications and collaboration platform has matured to become a useful tool in the workplace. "Google Wave is a product ...

Fluent.io aims to transform email the way Wave … didn’t. Google: Google+ Doesn’t Mean The End Of Buzz, Orkut (Yet) With the success of Google+, the company must eventually decide what to do with Buzz ...

Six months on, Google reflects on the hype and disappointment of Wave's launch. We chat to Wave co-founder Lars Rasmussen about the service, and his plans for its future Luke Westaway is a senior ...

I was one of 100,000 ordinary people to get a wonka golden ticket last week. So I hopped right in and took Google Wave for a spin. Half the problem (and half the mystery) is coming up with a succinct ...