'Time' magazine catches up with the latest hot trend -- 'wireless' -- in this week's issue. Might as well take a look, because you will be seeing these attitudinal statistics in countless Powerpoints for the next 12 months. ...Read the whole story
When it comes to accessing mobile content, people are most frustrated by the connection speed of their devices and ability to find what they're looking for, according to Adobe's 2012 mobile consumer survey. The study also found that about 40% of mobile users have clicked on ads, and Android phones are the most popular across age groups. ...Read the whole story
Apple Inc. has been talking with some of the biggest U.S. cable operators, including Time Warner Cable, about teaming up for a new device for live television and online video content, according to a new report. ...Read the whole story
Hispanic consumers prefer at-home activities versus more costly out-of-home options, according to a report from Mintel. ...Read the whole story
How does a camera company get away from the product-attributes trap? You know -- "Our camera has flex-focus, a double-shot shutter that senses your mood, and a built-in espresso-maker with telephoto lens that doubles as a foam dispenser." ...Read the whole story
According to a new Nielsen study, as smartphones became the majority in the U.S. in 2012 (In March 2012, 50.4% of U.S. mobile subscribers owned smartphones), 47% of American smartphone owners used shopping apps in June 2012. Overall, 45 million smartphone owners used apps in the Shopping/Commerce category, accessing shopping apps 17 times on average during June 2012. ...More
With just the scent of a new initiative, Apple can fascinate people throughout the entertainment business. It's remarkable. So, of course, the Wall Street Journal report that the company is talking with cable operators about a set-top-box had lots of industry buzz Thursday. With speculation Apple would launch a standalone TV set in 2013, it would be a surprise. ...More