We’re off to the Performance Marketing Awards in London tonight, wish us luck!
We’ve been nominated in four categories:
Publisher Innovation
Best 3rd Party App
Best in Retail
Best in Travel and Leisure
We took home two of the above awards last year, so fingers crossed for a repeat…
If you haven’t seen it already, why not?
We’ve decided to give our golden notifications a much deserved makeover. The notifications are now cleaner, more helpful, smarter and bigger!
The price differences in the drop down are now much easier to navigate, with lower priced retailers emphasised with a green circle next to them, higher priced retailers with a red circle and retailers at the same price have an orange circle. You can also handily view reviews on the product, if available, from the “more information” button next to this coupled with the “related items” suggestions.
Just have a look at the screen shots to see for yourself:
The feedback and social media buttons are available to view at the far right of the notification, along with the InvisibleHand Facebook app “wishlist”.
We’ve already started getting feedback through the new email contact sheet (the envelope icon in the social media drop down), so with more user feedback we’re expecting our notifications to continue to grow from strength to strength!
You can see this in action for products at the moment and it won’t be long until hotels and car rentals are updated 
It’s here!
If you would prefer to leave behind the golden notifications for something full screen, then you can now start your search with an InvisibleHand search site which lists all the available prices in a handy webpage.
Even better – it’s incredibly easy to switch between the flights, car rentals and hotels option, with the travel tabs at the top. A bargain hunters holiday booking dream!
Take a look at the screen shots below to see how you could be simplifying your online searches, or try it for yourself here.
Look out for shopping comparison which is coming soon…
What do you think of the new InvisibleHand site? Will it change your online searches for the better?
Let us know!
We hope our German users managed to catch InvisibleHand’s mention in the Hamburger Morgenpost!
We’re very happy that InvisibleHand has been highlighted as a great extension for Chrome and Firefox, as we’re sure you also agree.
If you haven’t seen it yet, then check it out below. Don’t forget to show your friends too
But you knew that already of course…
We’re happy to announce that as well as InvisibleHand gracing the pages of Mozilla Firefox’s top 25 extensions of all time, being a featured extension on Chrome and Safari, and being frequently recommended on Lifehacker, tech site Make Use Of has added us to their list of Best Firefox Addons!
You can find us in the shopping section, alongside retail giant Amazon’s offering – ‘Amazon Add to WishList’
InvisibleHand is one of the 'Best Firefox Addons'
What do you think? Do you agree we’re one of the best shopping addons for Firefox?
We’re thrilled to be recognised again as a great money saving extension!
We had to share this funny image gallery we found on tech supersite Mashable.
They’ve made a top ten album of all the old gadgets and gizmos upcycled into bags and purses etc… Old favourites such as VHS tapes, cassette tapes and floppy disks are in there – remember them?
But don’t worry, as the best price comparison extension around InvisibleHand has found the cheapest floppy disks here if you do actually still use them…
So after “The New iPad” announcement yesterday, surely what most of our bargain hungry users are thinking is – does this mean the iPad 2 will be cheaper now? Of course it will!
We don’t think the prices will be at their lowest until after ”The New iPad” has officially hit stores next week, but it didn’t stop us having a quick nose around online with our handy extension…
So far we found the bargain friendly site eBay has swept the board across the US, UK and Germany for the cheapest 16GB iPad 2 with Wi-Fi in black. But as most online shoppers will know the prices change online constantly, so keep an eye on InvisibleHand for the lowest prices – as they change! That’s what makes us unique.
The lowest prices at the moment are…
USA = $420
UK = £300
Germany = €350
Happy shopping!
We’re incredibly excited to announce our awards nomination streak hasn’t ended yet – in fact we’ve been nominated for FOUR awards at the prestigious Performance Marketing Awards!
This is a pretty big big deal for InvisibleHand – we walked away from these awards last year with two of the awards we’re nominated for…
Publisher Innovation
Best 3rd Party App
…and we’ve got our fingers crossed to do this again plus bag two new ones!
Best in Retail
Best in Travel & Leisure (completely new to the PM Awards, fingers crossed we can put our name on it..)
The awards take place on 15th May so wish us luck!
Fantastic news – InvisibleHand has been nominated for Best Add-On in About.com’s Readers’ Choice Awards 2012!!
If you agree we’re the Best Add-On, then express this agreement in the form of a quick and easy vote here.
You only have until Wednesday 21st March to vote – so quick get those fingers clicking!
The winner will be announced Friday 30th March and will have been voted for by ‘the people’ (readers of About.com).
We’re keeping out fingers crossed here 
Speaking at a conference recently, Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook said he expects tablets to soon be more popular than PCs and laptops - coincidentally just before the rumoured iPad 3 launch in March. It’s an understandably confident statement to make considering the success of the iPad and iPad 2, but with decades of laptop and desktop development behind them, it’s hard to see why they would want to disregard their previous enormous success so quickly.
Or maybe they know something that we don’t (not for long!)
Can you see yourself ditching your chunky desktop or slow laptop for a slick tablet anytime soon? Would you be comfortable having all your documents/music/personal files on such a small and delicate device?
The touch screen keyboards take a while to get used to, but with extra accessories available including a wireless keyboard – it seems as though the tablet can try it’s best to be the slick and contemporary younger model, but it’s still trying to get back to the simple functionalities a laptop offers. Using a tablet is a pleasant vacation from the slow starting, heavy laptops you’re accustomed too, but once you’ve loaded all you need onto your tablet surely this will be the same slow paced device only on a smaller and more breakable screen.
We can see tablets becoming much more popular, especially if smaller lower priced models are introduced, but it’s hard to see them overtaking PCs and laptops in households as well as in the market.
But what do you think? Have you been leaning towards the tempting tablets? Or are they only something you’ll try if you can find a low priced one to trial?
Let us know what you think on here, email, Facebook or Twitter!