It may not be called Google Wave, but Google has just quietly debuted Shared Spaces, which uses Google Wave technology to let users create a space with collaborative gadgets. Hopefully Shared Spaces will have a longer life span than its predecessor.
When Google Wave came out, we here at BuzzFeed tried to embrace the technology. But, now that Google has killed Wave, take a look at the mess that was the BuzzFeed Google Wave. Maybe it will help give some insight as to why it was such an utter failure. View List ›
Google doesn't plan to continue developing Wave as a standalone product, but will maintain the site at least through the end of the year and extend the technology for use in other Google projects.
Only a year after its release, Google Wave has been discontinued.
RIP Google Wave. We hardly knew [how to work] ye.
I am currently loving Google for allowing us to set our own background. THIS IS THE BEST DAY EVER. View Image ›
Here's a tweet from the future: “Hey, remember Google Wave?” View Image ›
Google Wave is finally good for something! Earlier today they accidentally posted porn to their Facebook fan page. Which, you know, not to be juvenile or anything, but this was really a very funny thing that they did. View Image ›
Creative use of Google Wave by Whirled to say goodbye to 2009. [Editor's Note: Still no less confused about what exactly Google Wave is, and how it's used.] Watch Video ›
Have you tried Google Wave yet? I hear it's really great. Could you send me an invite? [Amanda's Note: I had a total meltdown courtesy of Google Wave at around 5:50 pm. Caveat invitees.] View Image ›
This looks very cool: Google's introducing a new form of online communication called the Wave that sort of combines email, IM, updates and sharing online documents. It's hard to explain in a short space, so you're better off clicking around the links. Not to be all Next Big Thing, but this could be exactly that sort of Thing. Read More ›
