Posts Tagged ‘Smart Phones’
Losing Sleep Over Technology [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic by TakePart shows which generations are using the various technologies…and who loses sleep over it.
Read MoreDigital Influences On Branding Among Millennial Shoppers, Q2 2012 [CHART]
Millennial shoppers were more than three times as likely as the overall panel to be influenced by blogs and social sites.
Read More2012: An App Election? [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic breaks down how the U.S. has used mobile apps, in both sending and consuming information, during the 2012 election season so far.
Read MoreInsanely Great History Of Apple [INFOGRAPHIC]
This comprehensive infographic, created by Pop Chart Lab shows every Apple computer ever released, from the original Mac to the most recent MacBook Air.
Read MoreEmail Client Market Share [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic by Litmus takes a look at the market share among email clients.
Read MoreAttitudes Toward Mobile-Friendly Websites, September 2012 [TABLE]
Most smart phone users say they’re more likely to make a purchase at a mobile-friendly site, but that they’re quick to move to a competitor if they don’t like the site experience they encounter.
Read MoreMobile Device Use By Canadians By Device, January 2011-August 2012 [TABLE]
Tablet adoption grew 400% in Canada in just over a year and a half, for a penetration rate of 15% among internet users, up from 3% in January 2011.
Read MoreContent Consumption Growth Drivers In Media & Entertainment Industries, 2012 [CHART]
Mobile devices topped the list when CEOs were asked about the biggest drivers of growth in content consumption over the next three years.
Read MoreTechnologies That Will Most Affect The Media & Entertainment Industries, 2012 [CHART]
It is the mobile-based technologies that CEOs think will have the greatest effect on the media and entertainment industry in the next three years.
Read MoreMobile Media Consumption By Income, September 2012 [CHART]
Among smart phone owners, income level and mobile media consumption appear to positively correlate, with wealthier device owners more likely than their lower-income counterparts to engage in each of 6 activities identified.
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