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Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo]

Nov 13th, 2009 | By Rex Gradeless | Category: Featured, Law Office Software, Practice Management, Social Media, Web 2.0

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  1. Outstanding Pic!

    I’ve been thinking about this myself while testing the beta. Lots of promise. Hard to assess the utility of the program without having a significant group of users. Seems to me the only way to reach a critical mass of user would be to cut over all Gmail accounts to this interface at some point in the future – and risk all that would entail. I suppose G could always offer a “traditional” Gmail interface as a backup…..

    What are your thoughts on the next 6-12 months re: wave? Predictions?

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    Rex GradelessNo Gravatar Reply:

    Google Wave completely redefines “email”. The project is astounding and the technology is far ahead of its time. The hosted web conversation makes sense and intuitive after only minutes of use.

    6 – Predictions:

    1) Just like what happened with Gmail in 2004, more invites will be given out! :)
    2) More people will sign up…not having an “invite” creates the type of suspense and buzz Google wants! (they could have more users right now if they wanted).
    3) Will take 2-3 years for Google Wave to become mainstream
    4) With open API, the possibilities are limitless – should be huge success.
    5) Future generations will conceptualize “email” much differently than we ever did. Good for them.
    6) Google Wave helps people/ business become more comfortable with open source technology. As a result, more documents become stored in the cloud.

    Thoughts?

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  2. Like everyone else, I think Wave is going to be cool, but it’s hard to get going with so few users. Unlike GMail, which you could use with everyone else’s currently existing e-mail and Google Docs, which was cool whether anyone else used it or not, Google Wave is unique and, therefore, lonely.

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  3. Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] http://bit.ly/4objvv /by @rex7

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  4. bien vu … RT @Rex7: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] http://ff.im/-bpPef

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  5. i want a invite too :( RT @Rex7: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] http://ff.im/-bpPef

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  6. Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] http://bit.ly/4objvv (via @rex7)

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  7. ain’t it the truth – RT @Rex7: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] http://ff.im/-bpPef

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  8. Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] http://go.meebo.com/socialmedialawstudent.com/m (LOL. Tnx @rex7)

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  9. Theoria de googlewave http://bit.ly/4AFEQi jajaja :-D

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  10. Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] – http://go.meebo.com/socialmedialawstudent.com/m (via @Rex7)

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  11. Check out @rex7’s awesome artwork at “Google Wave Theory vs. Reality” http://bit.ly/1cqYQ5 (I’m one of th’ PLZ stick peeps :P )

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  12. Gotta love this: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] – http://bit.ly/1vOcIY

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  13. Oh credit for that belongs to @Rex7, @lbergus, and @JoshCamson here: http://bit.ly/4AFEQi

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  14. Very True RT @Rex7: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] – http://bit.ly/1vOcIY

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  15. Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] http://go.meebo.com/socialmedialawstudent.com/m

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  16. Super True. RT @andrewschreck: Very True RT @Rex7: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] – http://bit.ly/1vOcIY

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  17. HA! RT @DR1665: Super True. RT @andrewschreck: Very True RT @Rex7: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] – http://bit.ly/1vOcIY

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  18. @lloydjason RT @andrewschreck Very True RT @Rex7 Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] – http://bit.ly/1vOcIY

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  19. Quite funny!!! Google Wave Theory v. Reality: http://bit.ly/4AFEQi

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  20. Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] | Social Media Law Student http://bit.ly/2SFnXL – not untrue right now!

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  21. At this point its so true! LOL, funny! RT @Rex7 Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] | Social Media Law Student http://ff.im/-bpPef

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  22. This is hilarious. And so apt. Google Wave Theory & Reality – http://bit.ly/QM4fi

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  23. Yup. You can put that on your fridge :D RT @Rex7: The sad truth: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] – http://digg.com/u1Gxy5

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  24. #GoogleWave RT @Rex7: The sad truth: Google Wave Theory v. Reality [Photo] – http://digg.com/u1Gxy5

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