Andy, a very interesting post thanks for writing it! (added by Mobile using Mippin)

it’s really laggy if you’ve got alot of public waves open, and it’s unusable on android, wont open any waves

@Roger
It seems to me that these sorts of complaint and grievances are exactly why Google floated devs such an early and unpolished version of Wave. Giving this lead time is an excellent way to develop a feedback loop between internal and external development, and gives those with an eye for code and architecture the greatest amount of time and ability to note the changes that need to be made before the program sees general release. I’m personally very optimistic in regards to the (somewhat) final result of such a process. Have patience, and be proactive :)

@Michal, you’re very wrong about “in a more protected environment”…in fact, it is a very “un protected” environment. One of the many flaws of the Wave design is its lack of meaningful access controls and content security. Another is the performance implications of its design. It is also horrifically lacking in the ability to produce very rich content (unless you use Gadgets, which defeat the purpose anyway – turns Wave into YAP – yet another portal). Lastly, it has the potential to become the most productive spam machine ever, as a result of the way groups and robot have been currently architected.

Summary: interesting and innovative concept, poorly architected, engineered, and implemented (on both client and server). Hopefully they haven’t locked up a bunch of lame and broad patents, and other can implement better approaches to the problem without raising the ire of Google’s lawyers.

[...] Fonte: Androidandme [...]

@Bob Gardon:
It’s basically a conversation as you would have it on Facebook, but in a more protected environment. No more over-size attachment and so on because it is hosted.

When it comes to mobile, I think Google Wave will be great for project collaboration and freelance outsourcing; without having to sit in front of your computer, the Unplugged way!

Like so:
http://www.thewayoftheunplugged.com/archives/nerd-vs-world/229/

[...] Google Wave on Android:  Its still got a ways to go though, so don’t expect until Eclair / Flan [...]

What IS it? I’m kind of confused about it.

Thanks

[...] Plus de screenshots [...]

[...] Via AndroidandMe [...]