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Priceline Offers a Rainy Vacation Guarantee
According to Michael’s post, Priceline offers a rainy vacation guarantee as a new promotion.
It sounds clever, right? May be there will be no rain for 90% of the time, however, it adds a little bit excitement and serious differentiation to your holiday. Adding new emotional values to your product, it always works!
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Finally installed FireFox 3
I have installed FireFox 3 finally and everything seems fine for now. Of course there is an exception of add-ons. Only one third of my extensions are active because of incompatibility.
Faster surfing with a really better performance and without any crashes, for now.
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Firefox 3 is coming in a month, hopefully
According to Mashable, since Firefox Release Candidate has been released yesterday, official debut will be in time which is in June. A few weeks later, most of us (Firefox users) will start using it and a part of us (including me) will wait for more extensions to be compatible with it.
I hope everything will be […]
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Seth, I have updated your Passion/Pop Curve
This Passion/Pop Curve was come into question by Seth Godin a few days ago. It was a very clear representation of a marketing truth of today. Seth defined the curve as:
“Here’s a new curve for you: I’m calling it the passion/pop curve.
That bell curve to the left represents acceptance by the focused/excited/taste making community. Those […]
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Yes I am, Stan. Me too. Deeply frustrated with Firefox.
Mashable author Stan Schroeder wrote about Firefox, the software which is right now absorbing 40% of my CPU performance and using 1 GB of total 2 GB of RAM. This is not just another software we are using, this is the “thing” that we are using most of the time when we are using our […]
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iPhone Safari doesn’t remember passwords, yep I know
I first realized the awful fact when I tried to access my Google Reader. After closing Safari, and opening back again for newly coming feeds, Safari asked me for the username and password again. I have checked the “remember” option once again, but the same thing happened once more.
It was totally an intolerable situation besides […]
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Before semantic search…
…at least there should be elegant offers like
all around the web, shouldn’t be?..
P.S.: It knows (by a cookie of course) that I have seen “Ankara, TU” page before, however, it doesn’t come up with that page or that page in a portion of the main page or with a pop-up (these and more are all […]
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A Shot on Semantic Web
Web 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 and counting..
There is a strong competition on naming the future of the web. However, the content should be more important than this, what I mean is “experience.”
For instance; when I am typing this little shot on semantic web, on the top-right of my screen, my browser should show me some different […]
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What is User Experience?
A user’s experience of a web site is strictly related to knowing your visitor’s needs. Your visitor can’t talk, you can’t just listen to him/her and you can’t simply go ahead with this information. You have to know how your visitor feel, how s/he behaves.
Your visitor is like your baby, s/he can’t talk, s/he just […]
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