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Over recent years, there have been a number of changes that have helped to revolutionise our lives, particularly online. One of the…
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Over recent years, there have been a number of changes that have helped to revolutionise our lives, particularly online. One of the…
Had the T-Mobile/Sprint merger gone through, we would’ve found ourselves with three wireless companies, each with more than 100 million customers.
Wouldn’t it be nice if there were a crystal ball to predict the potential success for a mobile app? Unfortunately, there isn’t, but the next best thing might be here: A look at the success rate over 6 months from more than 100,000 Android apps.
Mobile app developers relying on ad revenues may want to invest more effort into targeting larger screen devices. A new infographic from inneractive shows that the click-through rates between smartphones and tablets is vastly different, with a 1.4 to 5 times better result on tablets.
While Nokia (NYSE: NOK) is busy courting developers with free Lumia devices to promote its new mobile OS of choice, Microsoft’s Windows Phon…
Netflix has a catalog of 51,000 movies and TV show episodes, which can be watched on more than 450 devices. Those numbers have helped Netflix to become the biggest video subscription service in the U.S. Check out our infographic for a success story in numbers.
Big data has the potential to cut operating costs by nearly 50% across all sectors of manufacturing. Get Satisfaction makes several interesting…
The ultimate showdown between iOS and Android may ultimately be one of how many devices each vendor can sell, but for others in the mobile i…
Is there a tech bubble or is it really a boom? Ask a thousand people and you are going to get a thousand answers. To give you a historical perspective on the last Internet bubble/boom and the current bubble/boom, here is a handy infographic.
The pull of Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) in mobile is undeniable, with the brand regularly leading brand surveys and the term fanboy all but synonymou…
Maybe the second time’s a charm? MySpace (NSDQ: NWS) has been bought by ad network Specific Media with Justin Timberlake as an owner and a r…
In less than five years, online video portal Hulu has gone from corporate idea to millions of users, a paid subscription model and CEO Jason…
One good thing you can say about Nokia: it may be losing marketshare, but those that are sticking around are pretty dedicated and sticky use…
Nimbuzz, a Rotterdam, Netherlands-based Internet telephony company says it has signed up 50 million registered users across the globe. That’s minuscule when compared to Skype, but it’s still significant milestone for the upstart company which signs up 100,000 new users a day.
This infographic sketches out some consumer sentiments around some of the more popular of mobile marketing formats.
This data was collected…
When used correctly, search engine optimization can get your content ranked higher on search results pages. Used poorly, you might end up ma…
Companies worldwide are incorporating mobile technology and applications into their operations to increase productivity and revenue and reduce paperwork. This explosion in the use of mobile devices in the enterprise will help to fuel demand for mobile apps, as this infographic shows.
It looks like Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) has passed another milestone in its march on the mobile industry. Three players in the app ecosystem have c…
Mobile workers just don’t put the phone down, according a new report from iPass, which provides Wi-Fi and 3G network access to enterprise clients for use by their employees. The results of the report are illuminating, if not also a little scary.
LinkedIn was born eight years ago today, in Reid Hoffman’s living room. While the social network now adds a million new members each week, i…
If you, like millions of others, witnessed any of today’s Royal Wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton on the TV, Internet or in…
Can online news revenue ever come close to print revenue? Scout Analytics looked at the differences in user behavior in print and online and…
There were 5 billion apps downloaded in 2010, with that number predicted to balloon to 21 billion by 2013. The infographic below details how…
More numbers spelling out Android’s pole position in the smartphone market today in the U.S. Figures from comScore (NSDQ: SCOR) say that as…
All talk these days is about Google/Android and Apple/iOS, but here’s a nifty infographic that underscores just how fragmented the picture r…
A new report from online publishing company Yudu Media presents a very convincing case that when it comes to marketing and audience, few devices can compare with the iPad. The report paints a picture of a device tailor-made to sell content, products and services.
The flood of venture capital from 2005 through 2007 slowed considerably, but after a slow 2009, the money and venture investors seem to be back in funding action. In 2010 2,792 companies raised a total of $23.7 billion. See what’s changed in this infrographic.
MySpace has done what few can claim to have accomplished so far this new year: cut its weight nearly in half by slashing close to 500 jobs f…
A comparison of demographic data about Facebook’s users vs. Twitter’s users shows that there are a lot of similarities between the two platforms, but also some key differences in how people use the two networks — including how often they visit and update their status.
The major prognosticators covering online ad spending are bullish about next year. Here’s why: Online ads are back to reaching new heights,…
Under Carol Bartz, who took over as CEO in January 2009, Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) has seen a seemingly endless number of executives coming and goi…
This infographic, created by Jesse Thomas of digital creative agency Jess3, shows the relative size of social networks and online services such as Skype, Gmail, MySpace, Twitter and Foursquare, and also shows the proportion of their user base that access the service via a mobile device.
For the last three years, there have been more than 40 acquisitions of location-oriented technology startups. Though location startups are all the rage right now, so far this year there have only been 15 deals. Could we be due for a deluge of deals?