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Large scale trial of Google Wave for collaboration of under-35s , December 2009 (1000 invites)

10 Best Chrome Flags Settings You Should Enable - Google Chrome hаѕ еnоugh features tо shake а stick at, оr mоrе appropriately, tо wave а flag at. Onе оf thе less-chartered areas оf Chrome's broad repertoire іѕ Chrome Flags whеrе you'll find а database оf experimental features that, whіlе nоt аlwауѕ fully functional, саn boost уоur browser іn ways уоu wouldn't hаvе thought possible.

Left to right: * triangular switch to close (hide detail) or open   — green switch for other user's bookmarks   — amber switch for your own bookmarks * favicon of the bookmarked item * username of the most recent networker * title of the bookmarked item   — font size a little greater than the norm * date or time of networking   — font size a little less than the norm + save + spam?   — these options appear when you curse over the date/time. When the bookmark is open, detail comprises: * highlight from the page * personal note * tags   — Common Tag   — as you curse over each one, its definition * popularity   — the number of people who have networked the bookmarked item + overview   — this option appears subtly when you curse over the number. Example Faviki overviews http://www.faviki.com/webpage/wave.google.com_28277 and http://www.faviki.com/webpage/esw.w3.org_12350 suggest that early adopters of Faviki may not make greatest use of highlights and notes, but that's a separate topic …

Log in to Faviki to see recent bookmarks from all users at http://www.faviki.com/ The UI is nice.

A.k.a. Novell Pulse.