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Smart Phone vs Tablet Shopping Behavior, Q3 2012 [CHART]

Smart phones are most commonly used to find local stores, to check prices and for product research.

Price was the biggest influence on brand selection for millennial shoppers, with 87% saying it played a factor in determining what brand they bought.

Compete decided to look at the actual shopping time (minutes) consumers spent shopping online Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

This infographic by Kelton looks at the holiday shopping season.

This infographic by TeachingDegree.org looks at whether libraries and eBooks can coexist.

While the vast majority of copied-and-pasted content is text, 12% of copied content was images.

Copy and paste is the sharing method of choice 82% of the time.

By August 2012, the percentage of iOS tablet owners dwindled down to 52%, as Android gathered steam and gained 48% share among tablet owners.

IDC forecasted iOS devices to make up 61% of tablet shipments in 2013. Android will make up about 33%, with Windows squeaking by with 6%.

The worldwide tablet market grew nearly 7% over the second quarter of 2012. Android sales skyrocketed, while Apple lost share.