First, thanks Rob for the answer. Got the missing bit of the puzzle
- proxy
Geoff - good idea also about the proxy - SSL / RLS plays better with
proxy.
puting the 2 together,
For other mobile developers , here is the approach (which is working
for now, will see about other telcos' with
Hi All,
I am working on a price comparison site and I am looking for price
vendors who deliver (sell) daily product prices from various online
stores (e.g., Woolworth, Coles, BigW, Wow1, etc.) Do you know any
company offering such a service in Australia ? Another option I have
is to write a
Hi Ali
First good market to compete in, I was just looking at one website
that does the same thing you have planned. I think it was www.shopbot.com.au
(could be wrong).
How ever from a SEO background, see if you can develop a manual system
where the user (consumer) puts in info of
Hi Hoops,
Some thoughts:
- not all services are equal, even on the same carrier. Eg. Consumer iPhone
service vs tethered Blackberry (enterprise) vs busines grade USB/internal
modem services.
- try providing/setting the high priority DSCP bit, even though it may get
discarded by some carriers
Hi Ali,
Chris Hitchen from http://www.getprice.com.au/ was/is on this list.
They were a startup before being acquired by News in 2010.
There's countless sites like these in the technology niches, just
search for ram price australia to be overwhelmed with them.
A challenge for you is getting
Nicely put.
On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 3:10 PM, Geoff McQueen - Hiive Systems
geoff.mcqu...@hiivesystems.com wrote:
rant
To get to 1 million users for an internet product in the US, you need to
convince one in 260 people to come on board (and keep them coming back), as
there are 260M
Yes, Google =p
I saw a demo of Google Commerce search, and as part of this they
demo'd Google Shopping back in Feb. So I'd def consider this before
building your service.
It looks like a getprice service. To put it crudely, it sucks in
pricing data from other websites and spits it out when you
Hi Ali,
Have you seen this site?
http://www.lasoo.com.au/
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What a relief!
Google's 30% cut might make sense for an online newspaper, but for other
forms of subscription, it's ridiculous.
In Apple's new App Store Review Guidelines out this week, it appears the
company has backtracked on its earlier plans to strictly enforce how mobile
application
Hi Justin
Curious, what if a publiser sells his or hers own ad space.
I mean they don't use Admob, or those
DPC offers (Download Per Click)
Just a plain old fashion agreement, advertise on my app for $200 per
day etc.
Would that be allowed? Apple wouldn't get a cut! Or would they?
Sent
Lasoo is very clever technology. I've searched for things to buy on
google before and lasoo as brought in recent specials from paper
catalogs into my search results.
It's a shame they haven't done more with social media to boost their
profile.
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Dylan Jay
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