Waveboard – Google Wave Client for iPhone and Mac

This release addresses a problem that occurred these days with printing and saving waves. Waveboard can be used fully for 14 days trial period.

This release includes better Google Gears integration and new features like Dockless Mode and Saving Waves.

This new version again tries to make the use of Waveboard on Mac more convenient.

After more than a week the new version of Waveboard for Mac is available. This release includes some major changes which make using Google Wave more comfortable.

A comparison of features supported by different Google Wave solutions.

This release of Waveboard is another big step forward. I like especially the new Print Command for single Waves. This is a unique feature of Waveboard, you’ll notice if you try to print Waves with normal browsers

This new release is a bug fix and consolidation release. The next release will have some new features.

And again a new release is available. All setting now work as expected. Growl has been broken in 0.5, this has been fixed with this version again.

This new release finally fixes a big gap: the missing support for Google Gears. Now it is working and Drag and Drop is now fully supported. Check out the new documentation for more informations about this and tricks to make everything work under Snow Leopard.

Thanks to some very nice articles about Waveboard (e.g. via Mashable) the community of preview testers became quite big A lot of people are asking which advantages using Waveboard has in contrast of using a browser or the Fluid app variant. The answer is: Easy desktop integration and special Google Wave features.