Our natural instinct for accelerating sales growth is to give customers more of everything. But it starts with choice. Stop there!Have you forgotten how powerless and indecisive we are in the face of variety? Any more than one and we fear making the wrong decision. It’s hereditary. We’ve been doing it since our days in the caves. The artist and the hunter. Survival or statement. How amazing the switch in mindset between consumer and business owner....
Chompbrings iPhone users a better way to discover apps through personalized recommendations and community reviews. There’s a few ways to start app hunting, on Chomp’ssiteor through a sleek iPhoneappthat enables app enthusiasts to review, rate and share. After firing up the app on the iPhone, users can start teaching the app what type of apps they like the most. The rating system is similar toGlue, users just tell the app “yes I like it” or “no, that app sucks”, and the more you review, the better Chomp will get to know you....
The newer builds of Chrome 13 have added a nice feature for anyone working form a laptop or netbook with a small screen: Chrome’s Canary build now allows you to show and hide the URL bar with the click of a tab. The space savings may not seem like that much but, as Whitson Gordon atLifehackerpoints out, when you’re working with a limited amount of screen real estate just tucking that URL bar away can make a significant difference in your working space....
It doesn’t matter if you are a casual Internet user or someone that spends a huge amount of time on the web, a reliable web browser is a necessity. In a market where Microsoft, Google, Mozilla, Opera and others work to out-innovate each other, release cycles have been dramatically reduced, sometimes at detriment to their users – yes, I am looking at you Google Chrome (for Mac). Google Chrome loads quickly, renders webpages super-quick and can handle an insane amount of open tabs at anyone time....
The never-ending browser wars continue and this 2011, the competition is only getting tighter. Two underdog browsers, Chrome and Safari, are setting new record-highs as current market leader Internet Explorer continues to decline, which is also their all-time new low. Infoworldreportsthat Google Chrome has just hit the 10 percent barrier, to capture the biggest growth among the pack. Meanwhile, Apple’s Safari has also been seeing gains, the largest one-month jump Net Applications has ever reported of 0....
