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Google Wave may have hit low tide, but Portland’s contribution to the project is still a high watermark

As you may have heard via numerous sourcesincluding the Goog itselfdevelopment has been halted on the cryptic and somewhat enigmatic Google Wave. It’s future? Likely sunsetting. Perhaps dedication to open source.

But what was Google Wave? That’s a question that had many of us scratching our heads. Some of us were still scratching our heads. And somehow “the second coming of Lotus Notes” didn’t quite do it justice. But you know what? A little video by a studio with a strong Portland presence did.

That studio was Epipheo Studios, whose Creative Director calls Portland home. And if you haven’t taken a chance to watch their excellent explanation of Google Wave, it’s well worth the two minutes. Trust me. Or trust the other 999,999 viewers.

For more on the product, see Google Wave. For more on the genius behind the video, visit EEpipheo Studios.

  1. […] Google Wave may have hit low tide, but Portland’s contribution to the project is still a high wate… […]

  2. I’m a co-founder of Epipheo and made the Wave vid. Thanks for the post! If there is a Portland Wake for Wave I’ll be there.

  3. Another Portland connection to Wave: Cartosoft’s Andres Ferrate wrote the book for O’Reilly, then was hired by Google as a Developer Advocate.

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