Waveboard – Google Wave Client for iPhone and Mac

With the introduction of Safari 5 an update of Waveboards browsing engine was needed to improve stability.

More than half a year Waveboard for Mac and Waveboard for iPhone have proven to be very solid and useful tools for working with Google Wave. Now it is the time to publish the first production release.

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 new release optimizes the push notifications and has a much nicer Quick Inbox preview.

The current Waveboard app for iPhone adds some unique features to make Google Wave more useful on the mobile device.

Sorry, I have bad news. I was constrained to upload a new binary for Waveboard/iPhone and therefore loose another week in the review process of Apple. I will explain why this was needed and what considerations have lead to this decision.

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.

The next release of Waveboard for the iPhone has been submitted to the Apple AppStore for review today. It usually takes about 2 or 3 weeks before the new release will be available in the store.

We will give away 10 Google Wave Preview invites. If you ever liked to try out Google Wave altogether with Waveboard for Mac or iPhone but you did not have an account, here is your chance.