#GoogleWave

Today, we're adding an "Extensions" link to the Google Wave navigation panel that gives you quick access to a set of fun and functional featured extensions for waves.…

One fact is very clear on the web: people love polls, and people love seeing poll results. That's probably why the "Yes/No/Maybe" gadget, which is installed by default for all Google Wave users, is our most popular extension.…

We know that one painpoint for people using Google Wave is that sometimes they don't know when others are trying to wave with them or whether anyone has responded to their waves.…

Considering the amount of time I spend on art groups and discussion forums, I was thrilled to hear about Google Groups support in Google Wave.…

This is a guest post from Cory Haik, Assistant Managing Editor, Seattletimes.com. On April 12, 2010, it was announced The Seattle Times was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for breaking news for coverage of the tragic slayings of four Lakewood, Wash., police…

One of the more glaringly obvious missing features over Google Wave's short public life has been the ability to remove participants from waves.…

Right now, there are a handful of Google Wave gadgets designed to help you bring information from other sites into a wave and interact with that content collaboratively.…

Since our introductory blogpost about the extension gallery, we've been thrilled by all of the useful and interesting Google Wave extensions coming out of the developer community.…

Earlier today, we posted about our first birthday on the Official Google blog. Here on our team blog, we wanted to add a big "THANK YOU!" to all of the developers, students, teachers, journalists, screenwriters, video producers, analysts, entrepreneurs,…

Google Wave is a great tool to collaborate with a small group of people and to share and discuss information from the web with your friends. However, to get interesting information from the web into a wave you have to use old school copy and paste.…

Today we're announcing Google Wave Football Fever: a way to help you stay on top of the matches in South Africa, predict the outcomes and organize viewing parties with your friends.…

In Google Wave, waves from which all participants have been removed are wiped from Google's servers permanently. To be more specific: When you are removed from a wave that you have seen before, whether you remove yourself or someone else removes you, you…

Over the course of the last week, we held 5 days of mini-conferences on different Google developer technologies in the Google Sydney office. Since some developers couldn't get time off work (or life :)) to come to the event in person, I wanted to make it…

Just before the December holidays, a few Google Wave team members were playing foosball and decided we needed to do something fun together. Since Australia is a bit warm that time of year, we figured why not go to Antarctica?…

Today on the Google Enterprise blog, we announced that we're beginning to roll out user policy management, which will allow Google Apps Premier and Education Edition customers to customize which users in their domains have access to each application in…

Over the last few months, I've seen a surprising number of time-related extensions popping up in our gallery - timers, stopwatches, countdowns, and the like.…

We're dedicated to giving you better access to the information you currently have in Google's Wave servers. We aim to provide multiple ways to let you export and migrate that information, and we have some updates for you in this blog post.…

We recently made it possible to export a single wave as a Zip file. Now, you can now also select up to 10 waves in your search panel and download them all together as a set of PDFs.…

As we announced back in August, we are not continuing active development of Google Wave as a stand-alone product, but have been working hard on the open source Wave in a box project and on making waves accessible through Google Docs.…

In August, Google announced that Wave would no longer be developed as a standalone product, but that the Wave technology would survive in other products.…