Google Wave Alternatives

So you have signed up to supposedly Google Wave invitation sites? Have you? Unfortunately most of the sites are spam sites, therefore you never receive an invitation from them.

Google Wave has been around for some time, but within a limited and closed group of people. Many interested users are desperately looking around the web to get an invitation. Google Wave is supposedly an innovative solution for social networking. Users actually interact with each other in a live virtual environment. They see each individual letter of a message as it is being typed (not before it is typed ;-) ). Google Wave will likely revolutionize Social networking. Are you abandoning Facebook or Myspace?

 
If you are not among the lucky guys who received Google Wave invitation and if you can't wait to take a glimpse of it then you are at the right place. However the solution is not as good as Google Wave itself, but at least you can try some of the features of Google Wave. 



The solution is Pygowave, which is  web based and open source, from http://pygowave.net

Alternative desktop Google Wave Clients.

Waver is based on the  iphone version of Google Wave.

To try Waver for yourself Download and install Adobe Air from http://get.adobe.com/air/?promoid=BUIGQ (15 Mb).

Download Waver from http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/marketplace/index.cfm?event=marketplace.offering&offeringid=16581

Note: To use this application you need a Google wave account.

Enjoy waving!