Google Wave is not released for public and you will need an invitation to join it. I’m sure you will use these amazing extensions in Google Wave. If you find them useful, drop a comment below and share your experience with other readers.
1. iWave
iWave helps you customize and personalize user profile on Google Wave. It collects information from Facebook connect. iWave for Google Wave: iWave Import Link
2. URL Shortening
Twitter’s default url shortening service, bit.ly can be used in Google Wave. You don’t have to leave your on-going wave; bit.ly bot allows you to trim long URLs in same wave. Bit.ly for Google Wave: bitly-bot@appspot.com
3. Tweety
If you’re a Twitter addict, tweety is currently the best extension available on Google Wave. Tweety allows you to update and track your Twitter timeline from single wave. Tweety for Google Wave: tweety-wave@appspot.com
4. Map Cluster
Map is a built-in extension in Google Wave. You can use maps while traveling from one place to other. Maps can be enabled from Google Wave’s extension gallery. Map Cluster for Google Wave: Map Cluster Gadget Import link
5. AmazonBot
Amazon online shopping website is the best place to get good product deals. If you want to shop from Google Wave then there is an add-on called AmazonBot, which will help you shop products on Amazon.com Amazon for Google Wave: amazon-withwaves-com@appspot.com
6. TwilioBot
It is an useful bot for those who prefer calling other person from internet. For more information about Twilio, head over to their official website. TwilioBot Address: twiliobot@appspot.com
7. HTML
Now, you can add any HTML into Google Wave. It is useful for webmasters and web designers. HTML in Google Wave: HTML Import Link
8. Slashdot Gadget
No need to search for headlines, Slashdot gadget is here to serve you latest headlines. Slashdot Gadget for Google Wave: Slashdot Import Link
9. Cartoony
Cartoony can be used to enhance the conversation style. It adds a balloon around each word that you type in a wave. Cartoony for Google Wave: cartoonybot@appspot.com
10. Stocky
Stocky is an amazing tool for traders and investors in stock market business. It displays latest value of each stock in a wave. Stocky for Google Wave: stocky-wave@appspot.com
11. Napkin
Napkin allows you to draw or plot on a Google Wave. It is similar to MS Paint in Windows. Napkin for Google Wave: Napkin Import Link
12. Dr. Musical Wave
Dr. Musical wave is a simple extension for music lovers. It gives information about what music is being played on last.fm. Dr. Musical Wave Address: dr-music@appspot.com
13. Sudoku
Sudoku, the popular puzzle game is now available on Google Wave. You can add sudoku gadget to your Wave list by using following import link. Sudoku for Google Wave: Sudoku Import Link
14. Wikify
As we know, Wikipedia is a biggest encyclopedia on the internet. Wikify gives you an additional functionality to find difficult terms and phrases on Wikipedia. Wikify Address: wikifier@appspot.com
15. Smiley
Smiley bot replaces default smiley symbols with smiley images. Smiley for Google Wave: smiley-bot@appspot.com
16. Eliza
Eliza is an auto chat bot which will be a good time pass tool to keep you away from boredom. Eliza for Google Wave: elizarobot@appspot.com
17. Hangman
It’s just another puzzle game where you need to guess the letters in blank field and if you lose the game, you will be hung as shown in image below. Try Hangman: wavehangman@appspot.com
18. Chess
Play chess on Google Wave. Chess Import Link
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November 27th, 2009 at 10:27 pm
Good Collection You Can Check List of 125 Google Wave Robots Here http://www.chaaps.com/huge-list-of-125-google-w...
November 29th, 2009 at 7:02 am
Thanks for this.
How do you import the links in Google Wave? I have no idea.
November 29th, 2009 at 7:02 am
Thanks for this.
How do you import the links in Google Wave? I have no idea.
December 1st, 2009 at 11:40 am
If you'd like to use an extension for which you have the URL
1. Start a new wave, or open the one you'd like to add to.
2. Go to the section of the wave to which you'd like to add the gadget.
3. In the compose window toolbar, click the Insert Gadget puzzle piece.
4. Enter in the box the URL for the gadget you'd like to add.
December 2nd, 2009 at 2:13 pm
nice ext's. but why there's a e-mails instead of d/l links?
December 4th, 2009 at 4:40 pm
You add the email adress as a normal contact, the “+” sign on the bottom left in Google Wave, next to where it says “Manage contacts”. Voila
December 4th, 2009 at 9:40 pm
You add the email adress as a normal contact, the “+” sign on the bottom left in Google Wave, next to where it says “Manage contacts”. Voila
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February 26th, 2010 at 9:27 am
Hi,
I am new to Google Wave. I am having a account on Google Wave. Somehow, i add one of your given Google wave, by adding New Wave, but still dont clear with its usage. Thus, if you provide me, the guidances in simple steps for adding it & making use of it, then it would be helpful for me.
Thanks for your support.
Regards.
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