Windows Mesh and Google Wave, will this be the next revolution in the lives of internet users. in the last 15 years, we have seen many changes in user behavior on the Internet. every few years the dynamic world on the web changes and the change always proves to be for good. It all started with the giants fighting for dominating the internet thru the capability of their browsers but the innovators proved them wrong. Now it is not the browser which is important but the application running in it.
Browsers changed from Netscape to IE to Crome. The web 2.0 got introduced with a bang and many powerful platform formed from Trip advisor to My Space to Facebook and now the war has begun to build a next generation of collaborative platforms. The time is very near when we all will rely on virtual desktops and use central cloud space to save all our data.
Windows Mesh provides a live desktop to all users where they can not only upload their files but connect multiple desktops and even mobiles (launching soon) to access them in synchronous mode. The live folders is available on all devices at the same time and multiple users can access these at the same time. 
Google has gone a step beyond by launching Google Wave. Google Wave is a live stream of data entered by different users and shared with multiple users at the same time. It came with a huge wow factor of showing real time message typing by the other user and synchronizing the wave with multiple blogs and application using a common API. you can not only work with messages but also with photos and live chatting. Google has found the real problem of data collaboration by using central tree based data stores on the cloud.
With these new collaborating platforms getting formalized, we are sure to see a revolution in the web space soon. The time will tell who rides this wave and when.
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