I read the blog post, Google Wave went to the larger scale "Preview". They started to send out 100,000 invitations. Let's go to Google Wave to request an invitations.

Reference links:
Offical Google Blog

In the most of case, Google Web Toolkit is using with AppEngine. But it can convert Java code to Javascript. It can used in s client-side only scripting environment. Yesterday, I wrote an example page with some Ajax requests to an external web services. That is very easy. I used Google Plugin for Eclipse.So that, after I finished coding, all I need to do is compiling the project. Then it will generate the html files and javascript under /war. Finally, I copy all files to my web root under Apache. Then done. I can view the webpage in a normal web browser.

As far as I know, there is no offical apps of Blogger.com on Android. I found some apps required to sign up some other parties accounts. They cannot give you a direct access to Blogger.com. But I found AndroBlogger, that is a free apps. Moreover, it can access the blogger via your Google account. I think it uses the blogger API.

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I connected my notebook(Ubuntu Remix) to internet via my HTC Magic(Android as a modem). A few applications can do that and some of them are paid apps. I chose an opensource application, Proxoid.

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Picasa 3.5 is available to download. In this version, face recognition function is added. After the first run, it will scan the photo in your library and pick all faces. Then you add the tag to each face and even you can link it with your Google contact.

Reference Link:
Google Picasa Blog