Google Wave gets undo functionality, more to come

Use Google Wave? Do you miss the much needed undo functionality, which is a useful little functionality to have up your sleeves. Well the undo/redo functionality has just arrived. This news was revealed thanks to a tweet from googlewave itself.

To use the undo functionality, press Ctrl+Z (for Windows) or Cmd+Z (For Mac). Similarly, to use the redo functionality, press  Ctrl+Y or Cmd+Y to redo a particular action. Interestingly, the tweet also suggested the arrival of additional undo functionality.

What do they mean by more undo functionality? Will they be coming up with an action that allows users to select the number of actions they want to undo. Or are they planning to introduce something unique? Only time will tell.

Google Wave becomes Santa, rolls out 1 million invites

Since last night, all sorts of announcements have been heard from Google. The release of Google Gogglesapp, the introduction of real time search just to name a few. Well, the news we are going to share with you is huge, particularly if you are a Google Wave fan. No, Google Wave, has not been graduated from the preview phase to beta. Instead, what has happened is that Google has rolled out more invites, 1 million invites to be exact, for its real time communication platform, that is Google Wave.

The huge amount of invites are available for existing users. I was expecting this sort of news from the search engine giants, since more invites was ranked first among the users’ wish list. You can get the invitation fromGoogle itself by filling the wave signup form right here.

The title of the official post, also suggested the fact that Google Wave is nearing the one million user count which is huge news.

Even though Wave is currently in preview phase, this is good news since now  more users can become part of this interesting collaboration and communication platform.

Already have a Google Wave account, then here is a chance to give your friends and colleagues a small but valuable holiday gift by sending them Wave invites.

If you are interested in reading about the other major announcements from Google, then you may want to check out the following two links

Source: Geekword