Google Wave promises to change way we communicate, collaborate
Today, we have an early review of Google Wave by Rafe Needleman, editor of CNET Webware.com.
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Google Wave is really going to change communications online. I'm sure there will be an adjustment period online for the less inclined and less tech savvy users, but they will come eventully. Google Wave is very exciting and I cannot wait to get my hands on the beta release of it in the coming months.
Posted by Matthew Kaskavitch | June 5, 2009 12:20 AM
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