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	<title>Comments on: Cooqy &#8211; A new look for eBay</title>
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		<title>By: Robert Yeager</title>
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		<dc:creator>Robert Yeager</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hi -

Thanks for the positive feedback re: Cooqy!  Value-add features are continually being built on an almost daily basis.  A drag-and-drop watchlist as you suggested is in our product plan.

Re: the claims of being faster, that comes from network traffic optimization.  Here&#039;s an example:  a single item detail screen on eBay usually weighs in at over 100KB.  For the same item detail, Cooqy only needs to send 2KB to the browser.  This is most noticeable over dial-up.  If you compare over broadband, the difference won&#039;t be noticeable.  Broadband negates the network traffic optimization, so that you are really comparing how quickly an HTML page renders vs. Flash.

Sorry, we don&#039;t have plans to attend eBay DevCon 2006 in Vegas.

Thanks for taking notice of Cooqy!

Robert Yeager
Founder
Cooqy
Treat yourself to better eBay shopping</description>
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<p>Thanks for the positive feedback re: Cooqy!  Value-add features are continually being built on an almost daily basis.  A drag-and-drop watchlist as you suggested is in our product plan.</p>
<p>Re: the claims of being faster, that comes from network traffic optimization.  Here&#8217;s an example:  a single item detail screen on eBay usually weighs in at over 100KB.  For the same item detail, Cooqy only needs to send 2KB to the browser.  This is most noticeable over dial-up.  If you compare over broadband, the difference won&#8217;t be noticeable.  Broadband negates the network traffic optimization, so that you are really comparing how quickly an HTML page renders vs. Flash.</p>
<p>Sorry, we don&#8217;t have plans to attend eBay DevCon 2006 in Vegas.</p>
<p>Thanks for taking notice of Cooqy!</p>
<p>Robert Yeager<br />
Founder<br />
Cooqy<br />
Treat yourself to better eBay shopping</p>
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