Showing posts with label future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label future. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 December 2009

Google Wave!

Google Wave was made to compete with facebook, twitter etc. But I'm sorry to say that it's not going to compete. It's going to bash them through the floorboards!

Ok, so far, Google Wave is like ChromeOS, new and undeveloped. But the little part that is developed, originated from a good idea, and that's good enough for google!

Now, what is a wave? An email? A chat? A wiki creator? A brainstormer? A game player? All of them together. A wave is the most simple and flexible form of collaboration and contact(you can even have video!). Now, that is cool!

Ok, there are problems with wave and here, I will name the ones that I spotted:

  • The Settings Wave is not finished.
  • When, you mark a wave as read, it does not instantly go out of your inbox.
  • There are too many wave directories(By ME, trash spam? why not view them as extras?)
Ok, now for extras:
  • Wave should Have themes(blue, red, classic, forest...) like gmail and I-google
  • Wave should recieve and send emails + chat and of course waves as well(that would put it faaaar ahead of facebook!)
  • There should be two types of wave, settings and add-ons wave and a normal wave
  • You should be able to 'delete', not just trash them.
  • You need more extensions: chess...
  • You should keep it simple if you're going to take aaallll this advice!
Well, that's wave preview. I'm just waiting for wave 1.0!

Tuesday, 24 November 2009

Chrome OS conclusion

Ok, all the disputes have died down now about Chrome OS and I wanted to send out a last reminder of what it was all about before we all close the tab and read something else while we wait for 010. When... it will appear drasticly different and well approved, in position and ready to become the sole or secondary OS of all the users worldwide!

Ok, so far, to be blunt(atleast with the version I was running!), Chrome OS is a slow locked down operating system that will not work for my net-book unless I have a network cable!

Obviously I think that! Google released the source code, they asked for help. They did not release a beta and they did not want to send it into war against windows(that's all ther gonna be fighting by te way, Mac will hopefully still sit up there as the high quality OS and the other linux distros will just improve their allready brilliant desktop quality), they were just asking for help.

How can I help? Was actually the first thing I thought. Well, I can't edit the source code or do anything flashy like that, so you can just learn to use JavaScript, Java or flash and develop web-apps.

Well, to set all the lines straight, lets all just wait, develop and change to the next tab in our tab bar!