Thursday, 4 March 2010
The Connection Club is The Perfume Connection’s very own loyalty program. It's one of Australia’s most rewarding loyalty programs, giving you the opportunity to earn 4 points for every dollar spent! Simply use your loyalty card in any Perfume Connection store, and you will instantly earn points which bank up to earn vouchers which can be redeemed at any of Perfume Connection’s 65 stores across Australia!
We worked with The Perfume Connection to update and add extra functionality to their existing website planning for more functions to be added to the website in the near future.
The website is now hosted with our company YDC Hosting providing fast, secure and a scalable solution for future development.
Visit The Connection Club Website
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Wednesday, 3 March 2010
All praise the great gods of the InterWeb for their divine intervention. March 1, 2010 is Internet Explorer 6's judgment day, when mighty Google and Microsoft looked down from the heavens -- or Mt. Olympus, if you prefer - and cast IE6 into the abyss. Starting today, Google is beginning to phase out support for Internet Explorer 6, while Microsoft presents European Union Windows users with a ballot screen for choosing even the most obscure browser, but not IE6. Microsoft's once mighty browser has fallen -- and not a second soon enough.
IE6's heart turned evil long ago. Microsoft released the browser in 2001 only to later let development languish. Only after Mozilla released Firefox in late 2004 and, around the same time, Google showed that bundled search could make browsers profitable did Microsoft start seriously working on IE7. But by the then, IE6's cold-hearted proprietary standards had polluted the InterWeb with wicked metatags.
Read the full story at Betanews
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Thursday, 25 February 2010
Web developers have access to all sorts of information about the visitors to their sites: IP address, operating system, browser type, and so forth. With solutions like Omniture's SiteCatalyst, for example, developers have access to an even greater depth of information about visitor behavior that they can use to improve their product.
For desktop software developers, however, these kind of analytics are not as readily available, and are frequently limited to crash reports for the purpose of fixing bugs.
Read the full story at Betanews
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Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Two weeks ago, we warned the new leader in the Windows Web browser, Opera 10.5 Beta 1, that it would have to paddle fast to stay ahead of the ever-improving Google Chrome 5. Apparently only one side of that battle was listening: Opera did paddle fast, pulling nicely above 26 in our latest Windows 7 relative performance index tests. The newest Chrome 5, meanwhile, took a performance hit that sent it back the other direction.
Read the full story at Betanews
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