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changes to laila….
Today early morning we made some changes to asklaila . Most of the changes are feedback form laila’s users. Some of the changes are ‘Images/proifile of home page are click able’, ‘the sms/email boxes have a cool feature, it will self destroy the sms/email automatically’, ‘users can upload as images of bigger sizes and there is no limit’, also add a new tag to the ‘feedback – lailarocks!!’.
Well now the entire team is busy with incorporating the feedback from the users. watch out!!!
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laila in newspaper…
AskLaila.com was launched few days back, she got a some initial coverage in some of the leading news paper. Here are the links.
Times of India, 3rd Aug:
Business Standard, 6th Aug:
Well i should not forget all bloggers who review Laila and have given feedback.
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AskLaila.com

Take just a moment, and think about why you’re here.
(Bear with me, I do actually have a point.)You’re visiting this blog, because you’d like to know more about asklaila.
In other words, you have a few questions that you’d like answered.And that, in a nutshell, is precisely what Laila does.
Laila answers your questions.Laila is a local search engine, custom tailored to meet Indian needs.
This is where you can find the answers to all the questions you have about your city.
(Although we’re operating only in Bangalore for now, we’ll soon be in India’s top 6 cities.)From pasta joints to plumbers, concerts to chaat-waalas, this is where you’ll get all the essential info. you need -including contact numbers, landmarks, hours of operation.
Yes. Yes. I know. You want more.
Well, you can also browse articles and reviews, trade gossip, find reviews and lots more.
All, in easy to share mode, through SMS or e-mail.
So why? Why do this, in the first place?Because it needs to be done. Because like you, I’m tired of the fact that there are no accurate and comprehensive services online for local information. Because we shouldn’t have to rely on obsolete phone books, or frivolous “city portals”, for the information we need. And because there are a whole lot of people, who feel just the way we do.
Now I could give you a lot of heavy spiel about the algorithms and data crunching.
And everything else that makes all this possible.
But I’d much rather introduce you to the rest of Laila’s gang.The prime culprits are Kiran Konduri and Shriram Adukoorie the co-founders, and Bal Krishna Birla the chief technical officer.
They got the ball rolling, and sold the rest of us on the idea.
They did such a good job, that for the last 6 months, we’ve done nothing but eat, sleep and breathe Laila. (And believe me when I say, there’s wasn’t a whole lot of sleep.)
BTW, and I’m speaking for everyone here, what do you think of the fruit of our labour?
You see, we’re very keen on feedback. We think it’s the greatest thing since cookie dough ice cream. Plus, it’s the best way we know of, to constantly improve.
But enough of me ranting and raving. Let me sign off, with a snapshot or two…
The search box – search for anything in “search for…” and location in “Which part of Bangalore?”
Channels, where you can read about shopping ( from books to bazzars), about essential services, or just living it up, and, of course, the best places to eat drink and date. Plus, Laila puts up related articles, on your search topic.
And it’s not all a one way street. To start talking back to Laila, just register, and log on.
You can post comments, rate entries and even suggest a few of your own.And it’s not all a one way street. To start talking back to Laila, just register, and log on.You can post comments, rate entries and even suggest a few of your own.All in all, just think of Laila, as the girl next door.
No. Not that one.
The other one.
The nice one.

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