WITH A WAVE, GOOGLE AIMS TO CONQUET THE NETWORK

   Google recently invited 100,000 people to become the first users of its latest internet tool with aims to rival email, Twitter and Face book. Google wave allows a limitless number of internet users anywhere into the world to have instant conversations and share tiles. The service combines aspects of e mail. Instant messaging, social networking and web chat and is aimed at friends catching up with one another and business partners share documents. Among suggested uses for Google Wave are organizing trips, laboratory record keeping and journalism. Users can join a wave a group of web users. To have a discussion or share photos or document. Everyone into the wave can see what other users are typing and any document placed into the wave can be accessed by all the users at the same time. It what sounds like a recipe for chaos, colleagues can work on the same time, seeing every change being made to the document as it is made. Among suggested uses for Google Wave are organizing trips, laboratory record keeping and journalism. Bank sends confidential details to wrong e mail address so judge orders Google to suspend account. It was developed by Lars and Jens Rasmussen, the brothers behind Google Maps. From 4pm yesterday Google invited 100,000 users, who had signed up to a waiting list, to trey out Google wave. It will be open to everyone in 2010.

   A spokesman for Google touted the service as’ how e mail would look if it was invented today’ adding it would be collaborative and there would be no barriers between live instant messaging, e mail and documents and so on. That is what Google wave is –email for the 21^st century.