Lately all the media services have been buzzing about new projects of the big boys (Microsoft, Google). The whole big fuss is about the sea of possibilities that those companies would like to offer to the internet society. How could this change the internet as we know it and especially the social services?
A wave comes crashing in …
First and probably the most exciting of the new projects is Google Wave. The whole concept was presented to larger public at the end of May 2009. This could seem as yet another social communication and collaboration tool.
How would this help to us? This will greatly speed up the process of sending and receiving emails, communicating with your friends and even sharing files. Secondly, the interface looks just very eye-pleasing. And most of all Google and its Gmail service are the most popular providers of such a service and those taking a step forward means this could change the way we communicate.
The second project is Microsoft’s Bing. It’s kind of a search engine, focused on intelligent results - simple and organized. Bing is useful to help you with your decisions. Grouping the results in logical and dynamic sections and giving you the most valuable data directly on one page. Microsoft’s Bing doesn’t and probably they do not want to outperform Google. Instead of delivering just a search engine they’ve decided to introduce the world to a new decision engine.
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