“Feeding donuts to Chrome” is an indirect way of convincing Chrome users to enable an option of sending user’s usage statistics to Google for their analysis.
Important : Subscribe to TechPluto for latest tech news,updates and web services
If you’re one of those who’ve dumped your old browser for Chrome and you’re also a member of Orkut,a social networking service by Google, then you can notice an alert on your profile page saying…
“Awesome, you’re using Google Chrome! Don’t forget to feed it donuts!”
Quote such as “Feeding donuts to Chrome” should have been properly elaborated for the sake of disambiguation but there is no link associated with this message to elaborate the statement..
According to us, this is an indirect way of convincing a Chrome user to enable an option of sending user’s usage statistics to Google for their analysis.
However, Google is projecting this “Stats feedback” as a method of improving Chrome but the story does not end here.
One of the main purposes of Google behind this is to analyse a user’s web surfing trends which has always received a ‘blurred estimation’ by various web analytics and internet companies.
We have earlier reviewed Chrome (by comparing with IE8) & wrote a lot of good things about this Google’s product. But one area, where IE8 scores more than Chrome is definitely Safer browsing.
This is a reminder, just in case you forgot to Subscribe to TechPluto for latest tech news,updates and web services
_____________________________________________________________________
Relevant updates on TechPluto
Update: Orkut has recently reverted back one of its actions that was bugging orkut users since its implementation : ‘Link suppression’. Here’s the full post.
Update 2: If you want to know what’s latest with Facebook, the biggest social network on web today, check it out here. Also check out the best of Twitter apps.
Update 3: There’s a detailed and proper analysis done by prashant sharma of techpluto on the topic “Is ‘Gogle’ the Most Misspelled Word On Internet?”. It’s worth reading. Go for it.
Recommended: Download Full version of Microsoft Office 2010 a.k.a. Office 2010
