Approximately 76 million people have purchased from Amazon.com.Chances are, many of you click this “Add to Shopping Cart” button several times throughout the year.
So, why does it always stump audiences of online marketers when I ask them where in the checkout process Amazon has us select a quantity for the item(s) we’re adding-to-cart?
Before you scroll down for the answer, let me give you some popular Add-to-Cart methods to choose from:
#1
Do you know about internet cable cut? this is a cable network spread worldwide. See map below; Illustration: describes the network area
Sony Ericsson is going to change its old nomenclature of their entire product range. Some among you were surprised of the funky and weird namings of the latest Sony Ericsson products. This scheme will answer almost all of your questions regarding the new namings.
The future names won
Google, already the world’s most popular spot for finding Web sites, is aiming to become the go-to place for creating Web sites too.he Mountain View-based company is taking its first step toward that goal Thursday with the debut of a free service designed for high-tech neophytes looking for a simple way to share information with other people working in the same company or attending the same class in school.
With only a few clicks, just about anyone will be able to quickly set up and update a Web site featuring a wide array of material, including pictures, calendars and video from Google Inc.’s YouTube subsidiary, said Dave Girouard, general manager of the division overseeing the new application.
Google’s latest service represents a challenge to Microsoft’s SharePoint, which charges licensing fees. Google is unveiling its alternative just a few days before Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft hosts a SharePoint conference in Seattle.
While Microsoft’s programs typically are installed on individual computers, Google keeps its application on its own machines so users can access them from anywhere with an Internet connection. READ MORE
Nokia has opened a satellite design studio in
The satellite studio is the second in a series Nokia is establishing in the world’s hottest new design capitals. The first was opened in
Alastair Curtis, Nokia’s Chief Designer, said, “
Over the next two years, the Rio satellite studio will be involved in a range of research projects exploring new cultural, social and design influences across
One of the first projects will be to study graphical design trends in
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