Archive for June, 2009
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Yebol: A Semantic Search Engine that Utilizes a Combination of Algorithms paired with Human Knowledge
June 10, 2009
With the Internet growing at an...
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5 Reasons Why Twitter is Not Supposed to Be So Successful
June 9, 2009
I envy Twitter. If...
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Compete: Twitter’s Growth Slows to Just 1.47% whereas Facebook shows Steady Growth of 8.54%
June 9, 2009
Looks like Twitter's exponential growth has fallen dramatically...
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How to Find Related Sites of the Same Content?
June 8, 2009
Let's say you love reading technology...
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PlayScreen Launches Portal with over 25 Free Games for the New Palm Pre Phone
June 8, 2009
The company that launched some of...
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A Report of our Inter-School NSI (Network & Security Investigation) Competition
June 7, 2009
The June school holidays is...
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Google Wave: A Mash-up of Google Docs, GMail and GTalk?
June 6, 2009
Recently, the keyword "Google Wave" is...
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Online PDF Printer: The New Generation of PDF
June 6, 2009
Have you ever had a client...
Recently, the keyword "Google Wave" is very hot, as it is a new experimental communication platform developed by search engine giant Google. Currently, only a few people have the chance to test the preview. Unfortunately I am not one of the lucky ones, but after reading lots of reviews about Google Wave, I got a special feeling that Google Wave is actually mash-up of Docs, GMail and GTalk.
As useful as Google Docs
Google Docs is quite useful for enterprises, as it provides concepts such as Document Sharing, Collaboration and Online Office. It is a typical Rich Internet Application which has the same feature as Microsoft Office.
Google Wave can be used as a communication tool among co-workers, thus they can collaborate much more easily, read and write a document together even while they are talking about this document. Enterprise users will like Google Wave very much, since it increases the efficiency of teamwork." title="Google Wave: A Mash-up of Google Docs, GMail and GTalk?" />