Wave is an architecture, an API, and will have many interfaces that will be completely customisable. You're judging a book by it's cover.
You could recreate Slashdot on Wave and you wouldn't even know you were using it. RTFA fag.
I think you'll find that with a technology like Wave it needs to do everything at once, or it won't do anything at all.
It will replace many things [blogs, forums, some IM and even Office Suites] and will be the paradigm in computing but only because it can replace everything. Once a user gets used to using Wave they will want to use it for everything that they do.
This seems obvious to me, as soon as I saw the video. I don't think I'm blowing smoke up Google's arse here when I say they've nailed the next big thing right on the head and everyone will be using it. Microsoft is dead, long live Google!
I agree. TFA is just naysaying, it says nothing that the average person couldn't think up themselves with about 30 seconds thought and is an obvious troll. Go get your publicity and ad hits somewhere else.
Haha well said.
Wave is an architecture, an API, and will have many interfaces that will be completely customisable. You're judging a book by it's cover. You could recreate Slashdot on Wave and you wouldn't even know you were using it. RTFA fag.
I think you'll find that with a technology like Wave it needs to do everything at once, or it won't do anything at all. It will replace many things [blogs, forums, some IM and even Office Suites] and will be the paradigm in computing but only because it can replace everything. Once a user gets used to using Wave they will want to use it for everything that they do. This seems obvious to me, as soon as I saw the video. I don't think I'm blowing smoke up Google's arse here when I say they've nailed the next big thing right on the head and everyone will be using it. Microsoft is dead, long live Google!
I agree. TFA is just naysaying, it says nothing that the average person couldn't think up themselves with about 30 seconds thought and is an obvious troll. Go get your publicity and ad hits somewhere else.