If you’ve been keeping up with computer tech trends, it’s no surprise to you that Google Wave, a “personal communication and collaboration tool,” is quickly becoming the web tool of choice for the corporate and home business world.
If you haven’t yet tinkered with Google Wave, think of it as a sort of collaborative email where those in your address book are simultaneously invited to view, alter and add to the email rather than having the email travel to each individual. Collaborators assigned to a certain wave simultaneously have access to the documents carried by the wave through active sessions. Collaborators can communicate in real time via instant message. Collaborators can even play games and exchange photos. Extensions such as grammar and spell checking as well as automatic language translation help to support the Google Wave. [...]
Today, with the new Motorola Droid cell phone launch taking the world, and the Internet, by storm, tech gadget & cell phone enthusiasts are buzzing. However, if you’re not one of those people who knows everything about a new application or cell phone when it comes out, trying to decide on the best phone for you while you work at home can be tough. [...]
Often running a small business can mean living on and by your hand-held tele-communicating device, or cell phone. Those running small businesses and working from home, or even from their cars, depend on these tiny morsels of communication for much more than making calls. With a personal assistant out of the budget plans of most at-home businesses, at-home CEO’s are relying more and more on Blackberries, iPhones, and Sidekicks to hold all the essentials of any business including appointment books, contact lists, client information and notes on new ideas. [...]