The Paradox of Choice is a situation where we, as customers, are unable to choose from the mammoth list of presented options, even though our human nature fancies to have options at our disposal.

AR is the next step in the journey of living easier and more efficient lives. It has many countless applications for businesses.

Everybody started putting sofas in their living rooms, virtually installed bookshelves on their library walls, hung toothbrush cases in their washrooms — they made it so easy and left only a little to our imagination.

Imagine that you’ve just opened a women’s boutique and created a shopping app for it. People might not open the apps regularly but will surely see the notifications.

Only 20% of small firms offer online services, leaving a largely unexplored market for last-mile deliveries.

Do you remember the 80’s western Hollywood cowboy classics such as Once Upon a Time in the West or in The Good, The Bad & The Ugly?As a child I used to love those cowboy films — you know the kind of old movies based in Texas with guns, horses and cliched cowboy hats + boots?Well in those movies, from the first glimpse you could make out that the man in the black costume, sporting a black hat was the antagonist. He’d cheat, lie and deceive people and get his ass-kicked by the protagonist.

Traditional methods of education are becoming a thing of the past.

I was searching for scented candles on a renowned website. After spending a good 10-15 mins looking for the right fragrance, I added a few to my cart.

We live in a world of frequent texting, responding to emails at all hours of the day, and endless scrolling. With the increase in social distancing and remote work over the last year, it's no surprise that people crave human connection.