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Wave-up and some Google I/O goodies!
May 12th
Google I/O
If you haven’t heard yet wave.to are participating in the Google I/O bootcamp and sandbox next week. To coincide with Google I/O we are delighted to announce our Google I/O pages. If you are visiting Google I/O then this is your one stop page for all things wave.to, and if you’re not there’s a lot of useful information there and some new projects that we are working on so it is definitely worth checking out!
wave.to Q&A
Over the course of the next few weeks we are holding a public discussion on Wave and Mr-Ray public where you can ask us anything about the projects that we are working on. Even if you’re not visiting Google I/O we encourage you to get involved!
Wave-up
Finally we would like to announce our new service, Wave-up. If you are a Google Wave user you may know that Google Wave on mobile devices suffers from long loading times or browser crashes. Wave-up notifies you to any changes made to a Wave and gives you the ability to view and reply to it right from your android phone. You can find out all the details about Wave-up including screenshots and a demo video on the Google I/O Wave-up page. Wave-up will be made available for download shortly before Google I/O.
Check out the video below!
Google I/O
May 4th
Google I/O is Google’s largest developer event held in San Francisco every year and wave.to have been invited to participate in the Developer Sandbox. The wave.to team will be showcasing some of our services including Mr-Ray, CRM integration and some new cutting edge products that we are still working on.
This is a great opportunity for us to meet other Wave developers and also for you to meet us. So if you have tickets for Google I/O stop by at the wave.to stand, say hi and have a play around with our exhibition! We will be posting full details about our attendance at Google I/O over the coming weeks so stay tuned!
Mr-Ray wins Mashables Google Wave API Challenge!
Apr 22nd
At the beginning of March Mashable launched a Google Wave API Challenge. The challenge was to create an extension for Google Wave using their new API. There were to be 3 voting categories, Most Fun, Most Useful and Best Use of the Embed API. Then one extension would be picked by a judge as an overall winner.
The winners in the peoples choice categories are Texas Holdem Poker for “Most Fun”, Wave Transformer for “Most Useful” and Resourcy for “Best Use of the Embed API”. Finally we are very proud to announce that the overall winning extension chosen by a judge is… Mr-Ray! Mr-Ray allows you to communicate with people still using e-mail from within Google Wave in an almost seamless way. If you haven’t already you should try him out!
For full details on all the entries and winners you should visit Mashables site.
Thanks to everyone who voted for Mr-Ray!
New website launch!
Feb 7th
Well check it out! If you’re reading this you are visiting us at our new site! It provides some great new features and there is some great new content too! Firstly for all the latest updates make sure you are following us on twitter or if that’s not your thing we have an RSS feed now! Check out the orange icon in the top right hand corner. What else is new on the all new wave.to… oh yeah, we have an identity online! Yeah, we’re no longer borrowing the Google Wave logo we have our own funky wave logo! Tell us what you think about it! (oh did I forget to mention we have comments?). Why not tell us what you think about the whole site? Start commenting, continue waving and tune in for really exciting updates throughout 2010!
Rssybot gets rated number 9 in the top 11 Robots for Enterprise
Oct 16th
Seek omega bas reviewed 66 robots and compiled a list of the top 11 for Enterprise. Rssybot made it in at number 9! Check it out here!
An outstanding article about wave.to
Sep 18th
wave.to has been put under the spotlight by Google Wave Blogger. You can read the full article right here
Developer Spotlight:waveDOTto at Google Wave Blogger. Plus update on repairs…
Sep 18th
wave.to has been placed under the spotlight at Google Wave Blogger. You can read the full article right here (You should. It’s good!)
In other news a small update on the previous post. All robots and gadgets are working fine besides the following two…
- Rssybot - Still downloads feeds, but never updates them. There is also an issue with the way data is stored meaning that when I make any updates/changes to the robot all feeds are lost along with all subscriptions.
- Wave Live Messenger - Doesn’t display update blips. This is an issue on Google’s end. You can still use the robot you just have to keep clicking refresh blindly guessing when an update may be ready.
Google wave desktop client appears… everywhere!
Aug 1st
Our desktop client for the reference wave server received quite a bit of attention appearing on the Russian hi-tech website (English version) and on devylons blog check them out!
Floodit gets on the Google Wave Developers Blog
Jul 20th
floodit gets a mention on the Google Wave Developer Blog