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- 1. STUMBLE UPON Taj Hall, Justin Storms, Mat Tager, Matt Saulenas
- 2. Product Overview Stumble Upon helps you discover and share great websites and information among others. As you click Stumble!, on the site several different links and informal sites show up basically finding your interest. These pages are recommended by friends or anyone in the world. You get the option to Rate these sites you like and recommend them people that could use or need the help.
- 3. Product / Service This product is designed to show users the thousands of websites that they may not have seen. It is designed for entertainment purposes and maybe even to allow users to discover a new hobby or interest. The audience is anyone and everyone that has an interest in at least one field and uses any browser.
- 4. How to use Stumble upon Tutorial
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- 6. Where the product can be purchase or where to get direct orders The product can be easily downloaded from Google.
- 7. Features/ Benefits Helps Information get known Hours of Entertainment You may find a new interest Stumble Upon uses collaborative filtering (an automated process combining human opinions with machine learning of personal preference) to create virtual communities of like-minded Web surfers.
- 8. Applications and Supports Any web browser that allows Java script is supported by stumble upon. It is also integrated with Face book and Twitter so you can post what you stumble upon into your status or update.
- 9. How the product can be use by different groups Stumble upon is used by people and websites. People use it to find random websites that may or may not interest them. Stumble upon is hours of entertainment for many people. The website uses it to get more views to spread their information.