WithWaves - Google Wave Development » Site News http://withwaves.com Tue, 27 Apr 2010 06:36:17 +0000 en hourly 1 WithWaves at the Google I/Ohttp://withwaves.com/withwaves-at-the-google-io/ http://withwaves.com/withwaves-at-the-google-io/#comments Tue, 27 Apr 2010 06:36:17 +0000 Raul Raja http://withwaves.com/?p=275 We have been invited to Google I/O Developer Sandbox to show our latest gadgets and development for Google Wave.
The team is busy preparing new features for the AmazonBot and our new gadget for http://streamd.in .
Have any question or want to meet in person, we will be there!

]]> http://withwaves.com/withwaves-at-the-google-io/feed/ 1 Round 2: Get a Google Wave Invitehttp://withwaves.com/get-google-wave-invite/ http://withwaves.com/get-google-wave-invite/#comments Mon, 09 Nov 2009 16:58:24 +0000 Raul Raja http://withwaves.com/?p=235 We’ve received some great ideas for robots & gadgets in our first round of Google Wave invite giveaway. We’ve received a new batch of invites and have decided to make it easier to receive a invite. Interested? Simply follow both of these steps:

  1. Follow @withwaves on Twitter and comment on this post with a link to your Twitter account.
  2. Tweet the following:

    RT and follow @withwaves for a chance for a #waveinvite http://withwaves.com

We will randomly pick users and Direct Message them requesting an email address for an invite. The contest will run until all current invites are sent!

]]> http://withwaves.com/get-google-wave-invite/feed/ 47 Tell us what bot you want to see, receive a Google Wave invitehttp://withwaves.com/looking-for-a-google-wave-invite-withwaves-invite-giveaway-inside/ http://withwaves.com/looking-for-a-google-wave-invite-withwaves-invite-giveaway-inside/#comments Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:09:43 +0000 Justin Elsberry http://withwaves.com/?p=125 WithWaves has continued active development on Google Wave bots since the launch of the developer preview. Since then, we’ve launched this site, a few bots, and received feedback for future bot updates. Unfortunately, Google Wave is still in preview mode which means access for the general public is controlled by the ebb and flow of existing users receiving and sharing. We want to help share Wave.

At the moment, we have 10 invites to share with WithWaves readers with more on the way. To enter for your chance to receive an invite, you must do two things:

  • Add @withwaves on Twitter.
  • Send out a Twitter update to help share the WithWaves Google Wave Development. Somewhere in the Tweet include this link http://j.mp/ey1uZ and hashtag #wwdevs. Invites will go out to the Tweets with the best ideas for a new Google Wave bot idea.

Example Tweet to use:

RT Wave Invites http://j.mp/ey1uZ – @withwaves should create a bot to [YOUR IDEA HERE] – #wwdevs

On November 16th, we will send a direct message to users with the best bot ideas requesting contact info for a invite.

]]> http://withwaves.com/looking-for-a-google-wave-invite-withwaves-invite-giveaway-inside/feed/ 23 WithWaves Google Wave development & resourceshttp://withwaves.com/welcome-to-withwaves/ http://withwaves.com/welcome-to-withwaves/#comments Tue, 04 Aug 2009 05:27:15 +0000 derek http://withwaves.com/?p=3 Remember when Google announced its web based email service Gmail? Who can forget the commotion and surge of interest as invitations to the service began trickling out of the Mountain View, CA headquarters.

Fast forward to more "modern" web times. Gmail has continued to increase its personal and commercial user base. Last year, Gmail grew 43 percent (TechCrunch).

Google has updated its email service considerably since its inception in in 2004 which is why it is no surprise to see Google announce a new technology. Google Wave – a new way to communicate & collaborate in real-time.

WithWaves was created to serve as a resource for Google Wave developers and fans. Watch us as we develop for a new era of online communication and productivity.

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