Want a head-start with Google Wave?
If, like me, you are ridiculously impatient about the next big technology coming from the tech behemoth that is Google, here's some good news - you can get flying head-start with Google Wave's core features before the company releases it to beta on 30 September.
Thanks to Mashable's Ben Parr and a team of developers in Germany, a few of us early adopters have been playing around with PyGoWave - a barebones version of the Google Wave platform. As you can see in the images above the differences between the two's graphical UI is quite stark (PyGoWave being the first, Google Wave being the second - check following post), but the platform does give a great insight into how the system works and it even lets users play around with the (much raved about) widget system.
If you want to play around on either the Mashable or my own Digitised Culture wave, register with PyGoWave, leave a comment with your name below and I'll add you to both.
However, please be aware that is is not even beta, it's a very early alpha build.
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