OrtaKantin.com, which became a successful application by taking classical logic of forum websites further and aimed to reach university students (which are the major parts of Internet users in a sense), was purchased by YouthRep which is an agency aiming to reach totally high school and university students and of which does not aims online works.
This is a kind of news which will not surprise us even at first we hear it. YouthRep wanted to have a support at online by making a purchase in a field that is appropriate …

Seeing that a new idea is added to ingenious ideas carried out by local entrepreneurs every passing day really makes me happy. PageBoss that I will explain is one of the most effective local initiatives.
If you are an end user, you are the client asking for a raspberry cake in a bakery; you are not interested in cake cream, flour type, how paste is prepared or how raspberry sauce is added to cake. You sit down, lean back and just say “raspberry cake” to the waiter waiting an answer from …

Hayhuy meeting us with its really impressive Web 2.0 design acted peevishly for not registering me at first but I succeeded at 3rd try. As a part of my job, I care details in websites; for example, I tried to log in with a username and password which did not exist and I liked that the website directed me to the registration page instead of saying “there is no such username”. If you are registering to tens of website everyday, then forgetting which website you registered is not a symptom …

Though Web 2.0 is still a concept in suspense for most of us, housewives publishing their handiworks in their blogs by taking their photos, people contacting with all their old friends over Facebook make use of Web 2.0.
Web 2.0 is known as including people into the web; however, actual problem is to configure computers to understand human beings. While people desire to generate contents in the web, they also want to meet with web software that will widen their horizons.

Google making search results worse by trying different searching algorithms everyday …