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i don't get which problem was it solving. is it cool that they've introduced character-by-character typing? well, kinda.. but is it useful at all? it's also co
by slavin 16y ago
i don't get which problem was it solving. is it cool that they've introduced character-by-character typing? well, kinda.. but is it useful at all?
it's also cool (for someone) that it looks like a desktop app, but is it needed?
it's maybe cool that i have all my contacts from gmail there, but do i need this? i mean i don't even get why would i think of my gmail as a social network, it's my inbox, and it's fine for what it does.
I mean its hard not to appreciate people trying to innovate, but it actually has to solve some sort of problem.. or maybe it's just me not getting the concept (however it's still so much more interesting than all these buzz, rule.fm etc)
- swombat 16y agoI wrote an article on the topic back then: http://danieltenner.com/posts/0012-google-wave.html http://danieltenner.com/posts/0012-google-wave.html "What problems does Google Wave solve?" Wave solved many problems. Google are idiots to axe it after barely a year and a half.