Chomp

Chomp Chomp is an iPhone app that suggests apps according to other apps you've reviewed.

Here an App, There an App, Where's the App for You?

Many campaign analysts have suggested that Bowser now finds himself "on a precarious bridge over a roiling firepit, with his enemy fast approaching the giant button," but a Chain Chomp at the most recent Koopa event told us he expects an 11th-hour rally.

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Chomp, which is like a Yelp for iPhone apps, took a big bite out of iTunes app store in its first week, accumulating

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But Chomp has a loose definition of a review: Selecting a heart beside each app's description means you reviewed the app and liked it; tapping a broken heart means you didn't like it.

Here an App, There an App, Where's the App for You?

WSJ's Katherine Boehret reviews the Chomp and Appolicious, two free apps that work to narrow down the Apple and Android app stores to help you identify apps you may like.

Here an App, There an App, Where's the App for You?

Despite the presence of Bey's gleaming, ever-pro smile, it was clear that this pairing didn't quite work, since Tricky looked like he'd only popped out for a scratchie and a Chomp and was shocked to find himself trying to sing gyrating 2003 chart hit Baby Boy to 50,000 people.

Yasmin, Emeli Sandé and Maverick Sabre are taking a trip back into trip-hop

Chomp on Scottish gourmet goodies and see top chefs including Gordon Ramsay.

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Both Chomp and Appolicious have a community of users who are reviewing apps, and you can follow all, some or none of these people.

Here an App, There an App, Where's the App for You?

One reviewer is Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg. com and an adviser to Chomp.

Here an App, There an App, Where's the App for You?

Appolicious, like Chomp, makes money — 5% of paid apps — when it recommends apps people buy because it's an Apple affiliate.

Here an App, There an App, Where's the App for You?