Since it is possible to generate CSS on the fly. It should also be possible to base the CSS on physical or temporal factors. For instance the background colour could be governed by the current temperature, at a fixed location - or through an approximate geopip lookup the current temperature of the users location. The cascading strawberry on this page could also be exchanged for an appropriate image of rain or snow or several running in tandem (the original script was for snow) to reflect the current weather state. XML based weather lookups are available to achieve this. The current time of day/season/analysis of the last referrers could also be used to affect the style of the site.
Take a geoip address for the user, push that through google maps to get distances. In parallel get list of current offers, by store, from Wagamamas members and present that with a single line indicating how far - click for directions and if there is an offer that you can take advantage of.
Useful link to someone else who's been through this and taken the time to write it down.
10Mb gets you the Google branded and integrated keyhole corporation product allowing you to to navigate the world google style. Public today. Has to been seen to be comprehended fully. Neatly integrated with the google maps, and makes finding the nearest Chicken Katsu Curry as easy as it should be. Panning and zooming from the Keyhole product retained. Reminded me of an old version Neotrace - the part that geolocates IP addresses as your packets traverse the world on their own special journey... Has anyone integrated geolocation from IP addresses with Skype? Would be nice to know where callers were calling from. Suspect not possible since the P2P infrastructure will obscure the originators IP Address.
Only the start, using voice recognition PODCAST content is now searchable through a web interface. This takes the convenience of timeshifting and makes the content so much more accessible. Video content is also searchable, in this case searching the subtitles. Submit your Podcasts here: http://www.blinkx.tv/beta/PodcastSubmit/
Neat list at the end of things to consider. Also see wikipedia
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