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‘Google Wave Robots’ Category

• Invity: Group Management In The Wave

  Date: 2009.12.02 | Category: Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  Have you ever come across the situation of inviting many people at once to a wave? For instance, assume you want to share a wave with all your friends or colleagues that are already participants of another wave.
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• TwilioBot – Phoning From Google Wave

  Date: 2009.06.17 | Category: Google Wave Extensions, Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  TwilioBot (twiliobot@appspot.com) automatically transforms the phone numbers in the wave into click-to-call links. If user clicks a link, a call is placed to his cell phone or landline and to the phone number in the link and the two are connected. The phone call can be transcribed and automatically inserted into the wave as text with a link to the audio of the conversation.

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• Grauniady – Guardian Google Wave Prototype Robot

  Date: 2009.06.15 | Category: Google Wave Extensions, Google Wave Robots, Implementations of Robots | Response: Comments

  Grauniady (grauniady@appspot.com) searches the latest items from The Guardian for a given phrase. This robot is a great example how mainstream media could use Google Wave.

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• Wavethingy – The First Monetizing Robot

  Date: 2009.06.12 | Category: Google Wave Extensions, Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  Andres Ferrate demonstrated Wavethingy (the first monetizing robot) at the first Google Wave API hackathon.

  Wavethingy (wavethingy@appspot.com) searches Amazon for DVDs and books, and gives the author a cut of any purchases made off the links.

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• Roshambo – Robot

  Date: 2009.06.11 | Category: Google Wave Extensions, Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  Roshambo (roshambowave@appspot.com) – just rock-paper-scissor.

  Another game that shows what is possible in Google Wave.

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• Bloggy – Robot

  Date: 2009.06.10 | Category: Extensions for Webmasters, Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  Bloggy publishes the content of waves to a blog site.
  Example of a live blog (+ printscreens) inside.

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• Eliza – Robot

  Date: 2009.06.10 | Category: Google Wave Extensions, Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  Eliza (elizarobot@appspot.com) is one of the first robots that was created by non Googler and is very useful if you are feeling alone in your Google Wave client.

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• Tweety – Robot

  Date: 2009.06.06 | Category: Google Wave Extensions, Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  Tweety (tweety-wave@appspot.com) tweets wave blips to Twitter and displays tweets from it. The wave with the Tweety is updated in a real time.

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• JDebuggy – Robot

  Date: 2009.06.05 | Category: Extensions for Developers, Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  If you are a developer working with Google Wave API, JDebuggy might be very helpful for you – it will enable you to debug your robots in local dev environment even if you are in a subnet behind a router.

  Besides being able to add breakpoints, to inspect variables, etc. you can
  test your robot without uploading it to app engine.

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• Stocky – Robot

  Date: 2009.06.05 | Category: Google Wave Extensions, Google Wave Robots | Response: Comments

  Stocky (stocky-wave@appspot.com) automatically detects stock symbols from a wave and updates it with the live stock price.

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