50 great shopping sites and phone apps, plus other cool online tricks that every shopper should know!

PDN's Shopper, a leading mobile shopping list application with more than two million installs, surveyed its user base to determine the brands of trick and treat favorites this Halloween. 

PDN's Shopper reports Sweet Baby Ray's as an absolute favorite second year in a row
Over 13 different brands received votes in Shopper's survey of its app users preferences in the run up to the 2015 4th of July weekend.

Shopper, a free grocery shopping app available for iOS, Android, and Blackberry, has recently announced the addition of a new feature: image recognition capabilities. Powered by the Toronto, Canada-based Slyce, a company that offers retailers with visual recognition search platform, the additional feature allows users to add various items to their grocery shopping lists just by snapping their pictures.

Visual product search platform Slyce Inc. (“Slyce“) (TSX VENTURE:SLC) today announced the debut integration of its image recognition platform for grocery retailing within Purchase Decision Network’s (PDN) leading grocery list creation App “Shopper”.

Kick up your shopping efficiency a notch by making lists, syncing lists with your family and friends, sharing recipes, and scanning barcodes to get them onto your list!

Over 13 different brands received votes in Shoppers survey of its app users preferences in the run up to the 2014 Labor Day weekend.

After a full summer of grilling opportunities, PDN’s Shopper, a leading mobile shopping list application with more than two million installs, surveyed its user base to determine their favorite brands of BBQ sauce for 2014. Here you can see the complete list of BBQ sauces offered in a survey and their rankings.

Shopper (US$0.99) is one of my favorite grocery list apps. It includes a large item database, functional barcode scanner, and many unique features that set it apart from the competition.

The next time you’re running low on milk, you could jot down a reminder to pick up more – or instead, you could take a picture of the milk jug with your smartphone and automatically add ‘milk’ to your grocery list.