GOOGLE VIEWS: Google Wave

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With Google pulling the plug on the development of Wave, its meant-to-be-revolutionary communications protocol, Ars staffers pondered Wave's collapse. The ideas in Wave were undeniably cool, the vision was ambitious, and Google backed it. So why did no one google wave, a combination of e-mail, instant messaging, photo sharing and other tools, is designed to give diverse groups of friends or business colleagues a new way to share information and ideas. Created by the team that brought Google Maps to the world A few days ago, Daniil Kravtsov of Rizzoma sent along an email (out of the blue) reporting that google wave still lives. Not officially, of course, but the idea has been adopted by a team that wants to provide a better, more consumer-friendly version. google wave is three things: a tool, a platform and a protocol. The architecture has at its heart the Operational Transformation (OT), a theoretical framework meant to support concurrency control. a new communication and collaboration platform based on Like email, users of Wave will have a basic inbox online where they can view all their current conversations, known as Waves. But these conversations aren’t just messages. They are online desktops where people can drag, drop and comment on media. Google, which unveiled Wave at its annual I/O developer conference last year to whoops and cheers, said that it would no longer be working on the real-time collaboration and communication tool. The company acknowledged that despite huge internal excitement .

Google is scrapping its Wave collaborative messaging service citing a lack of user interest. Google’s senior vice president of operations, Urs Hölzle commented: Wave has not seen the user adoption we would have liked. We don’t plan to continue Unless you’ve been living under a rock (or camping) for the last two weeka, you’ve heard by now that Google has entered the social networking game with a new service called Google+. Chances are pretty good that you learned of their effort via that IDG News Service | Aug 4, 2010 7:26 PM PT A little more than a year after its Google Wave social networking service was launched, the company is pulling the plug, Google said Wednesday. "Wave has not seen the user adoption we would have liked," wrote Urs Google Wave is a groundbreaking real-time collaborative tool that has the potential to be an ideal way for members of a group to work with one another. But it’s not clear how useful it will be in the real world. It’s the kind of tool that you want to .