One of the most anticipated web apps of the year has just made its debut. Yes, that’s right: Google Wave has officially launched, as the flood of invites has begun. Be patient though: invites are not being sent out all at once.
While a select group of developers and media (including us) have had access to the unstable sandbox version of Google Wave, the real deal has been under wraps. In July, we learned that Google planned to invite 100,000 lucky early adopters to try out Wave at launch.
Now Google Wave Product Manager Stephanie Hannon confirms that invites are now being sent out.
Google’s been working non-stop to prep Wave for its debut. Now we’ll find out if Google Wave will change the web as we know it, or if it’s all hype.
Stay tuned today for Mashable’s extensive Google Wave coverage. We’ll not only monitor how Google Wave handles its first day, but also provide you with tips and guides on how to best use Wave.
Were you one of the lucky 100,000 to get an invite to Google Wave? If so, be sure to leave leave your Google Wave email in the comment so you can connect with other Mashable readers!
More Google Wave Resources from Mashable
- Google Wave: A Complete Guide
- Testing Google Wave: This Thing is Tidal
- The Top 6 Game-Changing Features of Google Wave
- Google Wave Extensions: An Inside Look
