FREE Google Wave invites to TechnologyCrawler readers  

Hi Ole,

I would love to test the Google Wave. I'm planing to use it to stay connected with friends and family, plan BBQ, and other events, share pictures, etc. Not exactly sure yet as I haven't seen the capabilities :)

Thank you,
Pavel Sigarteu
email pavel.sigarteu at gmail dot com

Hi Ole,

Well, as I spend most of my waking hours staying up to date on new technologies, so that I can help organizations use them, I would love to get my hands one of those invites.

I'm particularly interested in the wiki functionality, as well as the real-time collaboration available. A part from working with technolgies, I also learn organizations how to communicate via these new tools - something which many people struggle with, as technology has a tendency to develop quicker than we do as humans :)

So please, pass on one of those invites :)

Line
(info@v-kom.dk)

Hi Ole,

Just got your message - thank you! I am definitely interested in testing Google Wave. I have been a big fan of Open Source products and anything Google.
I am very interested in the online collaboration capabilities of Google Wave. I was impressed by the brainstorming, meeting notes and group projects and would like to try them out.
Finally, if I have time, I could roll up my sleeves and help out with the development.

I hope you will send me an invite.

Thank you,

Val
[vestiano AT yahoo.com]

Hi Ole,

Thanks contacting me via LinkedIn. Add me to the list. I am also an Open Source user just upgraded to Suse 11.2 RC2.

Stuart

subscriptions (at) equitywestgroup (dot) com

Hi Ole,

Thanks for the message on the Linkedin. If possible please send me invite as I am really interested in using the
collaboration capabilities of Google Wave. Would like to try out the features and see how it can really help in online meetings and brainstorming sessions.

Regards
Param
paramkour@gmail.com

Dear Ole,

Thank you for your invitation

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pappy@signumcreative.com

Hello Ole,

I would like to use Google Wave for IT projects collaboration (activities in USA, India and Europe) as well as doing a review of it and publish on my blog.

Best regards,
Thomas Lidforss
tlidforss@gmail.com

Hi Ole,

I would love to see if Google Wave can rock the boat here (both @work and for personal pleasure :)

I'm growing sick and tired with switching back and fort between email, wiki's, IM and whatnot... I want to find out if Wawe could be the cure?

Greetings,
Jørn aka JHE
jornhansen SnabelA@gmail.com

Hi Ole,

thanks for the invitation,


marian.venin@gmail.com

Hi Ole,

I am aboard.

Lasse (lasse.jaegergaard@gmail.com)

Hi Ole,
do you have any invites left?

I administer Google Apps for a volunteer sports organisation with around 50 users, and would like to see if Wave offers useful tools.

benny (at) dds-sonderjylland (dot) dk

ok, you get 5 more invites ;-)
so, one more chance

I want to know, by trialling Wave, if I can actually be more productive than the array of bloatware I currently use.

Also I want to differentiate Wave
from the latest socialmediathoughtturnedintoIPO.com.

robhellstrom @.y.a.h.o.o..c.o.m.

Ole

Working in a global organization we constantly face problems without easy access asynchronous (across time zones) communication with multimedia capabilities, and I hope Google Wave may be it – so, pretty please. With sugar on top – can I get an invite? :-)

- Anders / anders@buch.nu

I first heard of Google Wave this summer when I watched the video - wow! I asked my Facebook friends if anyone was using it yet but no one knew what I was talking about. Hmm...I'm hoping that I'll soon be on Facebook right through Google Wave.

Following are the reasons I would absolutely love to get a Wave invite:

1) I enjoy learning about what's out there and trying new things - especially in the "technology" arena. I guess I could call it a hobby.

2) I'm excited about the capabilities Google Wave holds. I'm going to feel like a kid at Christmas when I finally get to use it.

3) It will definitely change the way we do "e-mail". Interacting in real-time and being able to use maps and tons more right in it --- Oh man, I can't wait! :D

4) I spend enough time on the computer (maybe even too much) and I think Google Wave would service as an excellent time-saver. Well, perhaps not at first when I'm "experimenting" with it but, in the long run, it will. ;-)

5) I love learning how to do new things. If I had the money, I'd probably be a "career student". Ha-ha!

6) If I remember right, I'll even be able to work on Google Docs with people -- without leaving wave. Nice.

7) Who needs IM once we get Google Wave?

Thank you so much for your blog post and for offering us a chance to get one of these invites. :o)

Oops! I just realized I forgot to leave my e-mail in my comment -

vaneh [at] juno [dot] com

I am a Drupalist with a keen interest in SMO and UX - I am tired of waiting for Google to get to my Wave Developer request. It sounds like a cool collaborative tool. email me at rgoya@yahoo.com my website http://netsperience.org thanks!

Hi Ole

I consider myself a technology entrepreneur and I have been burning up on the inside with the chance to try out wave.

Personally I like to be the driver in my social arena for pormoting new tech-platforms and I have vividly told my friends about the wonders of wave.

Professionally i work in a company that have more than 80 offices in different countries, so an improved way for communicating woul elevate our work considerably I believe.

I hope you have an invite left :)

Best Regards
Christian Friis Schaarup (Denmark)
e:mail: marster_(at)hotmail.com

Yes, I am strongly agreed with you, please keep writing like this.