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New Poll: What Are You Most Curious About within Google Wave?

2009-06-09T13:57:32Z

Google Wave was all over the news last week when it was first shown at Google I/O. So, we thought it would be interesting to see if you care about Google Wave and, if so, which piece in particular you are most interested in. Please take part in this new poll by clicking here.

Comment from Mike on 2009-06-09

2009-06-10T02:29:41Z

I had to choose "Other" on the list, my main question is, "When can I start playing with it!"

Comment from Pieter Grobler on 2009-06-10

2009-06-10T08:12:26Z

Wow. Couldn't help but react to this one. You can't use a question like that in a serious poll, pal. That is a classic 'leading question', already painting the emerging technology in a positive light. It might be brilliant, who knows. But still, a more scientific approach would be 'What is your sentiment regarding Google Wave?'

Comment from Scommesse sportive on 2009-06-10

2009-06-10T12:11:40Z

Thank you for sharing, very interesting article

Comment from Joe Donnelly on 2009-06-10

2009-06-11T04:46:33Z

Thats like asking if an alien landed on earth, would we be more excited about their cuisine, or their language.

My response: all of the above

Comment from MartinT on 2009-07-13

2009-07-13T09:36:09Z

I had to go with 'other' in your poll. Not because I am not interested in the other choices - in particular 'Its potential as a social media development environment'. No, the reason I went with 'other' is because with the latest announcements on the Chrome OS I'm beginning to wonder where Google's bid for world domination is going to end? Though perhaps the fact they are going after almost every facet of online (and offline!) computing means they wil spread themselves too thin. Already the take up of Bing is quite interesting. I guess time will tell... T-Shirt Insight

Comment from fhaik on 2009-08-21

2009-08-21T07:11:56Z

This is going to sound like one of those "people from the street" that they "interview" in The Onion, but I didn't know Twitter had an API and much less what types of apps could be developed, except the nth Twitter client. Thesis Writing.
Regards,

Comment from Fexter on 2009-08-31

2009-08-31T18:20:48Z

As part of Google Wave Federation Day, we have open sourced the Operational Transformation (OT) implementation, which is the primary algorithm that manages the collaborative experience inside Google Wave, as well as the underlying wave model. To encourage early experimentation with the federation protocol, we also built a basic open source client/server
Free games

Comment from fazer on 2009-09-06

2009-09-06T11:20:56Z

I'm beginning to wonder where Google's bid for world domination is going to end? Though perhaps the fact they are going after almost every facet of online Research Papers

Comment from Anonymous on 2009-09-18

2009-09-19T03:46:18Z

Thats like asking if an alien landed on earth, would we be more excited about their cuisine, or their language.

Comment from Simon on 2009-09-22

2009-09-22T12:28:27Z

Seems I went with the crowd - though only just! I voted for what the developers are going to do with the API. It'll be facinating to see what ideas people come up with. Currently that choice is just about in the lead in the poll with roughly 27% of the votes. Interesting stuff. SimonLBG

Comment from Anonymous on 2009-10-03

2009-10-03T10:04:20Z

I'm beginning to wonder where Google's bid for world domination is going to end? Though perhaps the fact they are going after almost every facet of online

Comment from Anonymous on 2009-10-03

2009-10-03T10:28:11Z

i'll google wave later...

Comment from pavankalayan on 2009-10-05

2009-10-05T09:02:14Z

Comment from Anonymous on 2009-10-09

2009-10-09T08:44:09Z

Have lots of use cases that could be applied to this, would be happy to take it for a spin around the block....