This is the third of three articles about Google Wave.
Part one showed how you can collaborate real time.
Part two showed how you can work with someone who speaks a different language.
Of course, it's not all about work. Sometimes you want to visit your peeps on Facebook or MySpace.
You log in and see what updates there are on Facebook and update your status there.
You log in and see what updates there are on MySpace and update your status there.
You log in and see what updates there are on Twitter and tweet your status there.
With Google Wave, you can set it up so that you can see the updates from your friends without visiting all the different sites.
You can update your status from inside the Wave. No need to log in and remember seven different passwords for seven different sites.
Again you are communicating real-time with Google Wave.
Real-time collaboration. Editing the same document at the same time.
Real-time translation. Writing in one language so --pow-- someone can read it in another.
Real-time communication. Keeping in touch via Facebook, MySpace, Twitter at the touch of a button.
Three of a great number of things you can and will be able do in Google Wave.
The wave is coming.
The wave of the future is here.
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