498 news & feature articles results for "google wave"

The search giant's new combo product dazzled developers two months ago. Now comes the hard part: getting rid of the bugs.

Posted by Tom Krazit

CNET's Rafe Needleman and Stephen Shankland dissect and discuss the search giant's new experimental communication platform.

Posted by Stephen Shankland and Rafe Needleman

Photo-messaging service, which Google acquired as part of Picasa in 2004, will breathe its last breath on May 15.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Google's Internet communications concept project is ready for wider use, which will test the stability and scalability of one of the company's most important projects.

Posted by Tom Krazit

Google Wave may be too far ahead of its time to win over businesses, but it should find a ready use as a tool for facilitating the development of enterprise applications.

Posted by Matt Asay

The search giant's ambitious Google Wave project has developers at Google I/O mulling the possibilities, and even comparing it to the iPhone.

Posted by Tom Krazit

The eBay economy for Google Wave invitations has been pretty healthy, with some fetching upward of $80 to $100.

Posted by Harrison Hoffman

Google Wave is a lofty concept that can be hard to put into words, so Google has released the video from Thursday's Google I/O keynote to help explain the project.

Posted by Tom Krazit

Ribbit's extension for Google's next-gen messaging app shows how the walls between text and voice can fall.

Posted by Rafe Needleman