The Rasmussen Brothers Hit it Big with Google Wave Again:

Sydney, Australia: Lars and Jens Rasmussen are the two genius brothers behind the über-successful web project called Google. Little did the brothers know that their once-average sophomore project would make a huge bang in the world of virtual reality. This is proven by the fact that there are more than a several million Google fans out there.

Many years later, both brothers flew to Sydney, Australia in order to present their nascent project called Google Wave. They confidently claim to ‘put an end to’ the world of electronic emailing and alter internet communication forever.
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According to the brothers, email is basically based on the snail-mail format. The sender sends the message and the receiver receives it. However the purpose of Google Wave is to make electronic-mailing collaborative and instant. While the sender types the message, the recipient is able to read whatever the text says. In that way the recipient can jump in and form his/her reply before the message is displayed on screen.

Google Wave allows users to collaborate on editable documents. They can share photos, update their blogs or other electronic journals, schedule appointments and communicate in big groups. Wave enables its users to start conference calls as well.

True to the core of their technological cause, Google Wave will have a 60-person team in Sydney, Australia. This will allow users access to customer assistance. Along with other many attractive features, Google Wave translates languages. Communication has never been so easier to comprehend.

Google users and fans anticipate for this new invention. The brothers seem excited and worried at the same time. Their main concern is to provide easily maintainable technology for their users. Google Wave promises to provide instant communication, hyper-speed transferring and secure sharing.

Jens Rasmussen spoke to the press, “I don’t want Google Wave to be a one-hit wonder. I have fears like any computer whiz would. Glitches, rebounds, errors, anything is possible. We brothers just want to keep Google’s name honest to its claim: Better, faster technology.” No one doubts that, Jen. Google Wave will amaze its users.