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The document outlines a presentation on using mobile devices, including a review of a survey on smartphone use, demonstrations of Google apps, social media, and iTunes U for educational content. It also lists ways to access files using Dropbox and payment options like Square, as well as communication apps like Touch to Talk and Tranzilla. The survey summary found that smartphones are mainly used for calls and email, and adoption of additional features is still growing among extension agents.
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The digital world achieved enormous progress in 2014 as several transformative changes shaped how Americans interacted with technology and consumed media. Perhaps more so than at any other time in recent memory, changes were not merely incremental but rather seemed to represent key inflection points in the evolution of various markets and behaviors. We saw platforms collide in ways that upended existing markets, reconfigured the economics of various industries, and suggested that we are embarking on a new era of digital that will look markedly different from its predecessor.
Consider some of the digital milestones of 2014 and what they suggest about the future. This was the year that:
Mobile app usage exploded on its way to becoming the majority of all digital media activity.
Leading publishers saw mobile revenues surpass desktop revenues, signaling a shift towards mobile as the primary digital media platform.
Traditional TV ratings saw pronounced declines as Americans’ viewing habits time-shifted and moved to emerging platforms.
Digital advertising went through a challenging but important transition to transacting on impressions that are actually seen by people.
In this report, we will examine some of the most important sectors of the digital media ecosystem to show how the landscape has changed, who is leading the way, and what it all means for the year ahead – and beyond. It is an exciting time in digital and we hope this exploration of today’s key issues helps put the Digital Future in Focus.
Pdf 2015 us_digitalfutureinfocus_engus_mar2015
The document provides an overview of key trends in the U.S. digital media landscape in 2014-2015. It discusses the rise of mobile platforms and decline of desktop usage. Mobile apps and social networks saw huge growth, with Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook engaging many users. National Geographic emerged as the top social media brand based on user interactions. The report examines platform usage, leading properties and apps, and demographic trends to outline the changing digital media ecosystem.
Pdf 2015 us_digitalfutureinfocus_engus_mar2015
The document provides an overview of key trends in the U.S. digital media landscape in 2014-2015. It discusses the rise of mobile platforms and decline of desktop usage. Mobile apps and social networks saw huge growth, with Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook engaging many users. National Geographic was the top social media brand of 2014. The report examines sectors like digital advertising, media properties, smartphones and consumer behaviors to understand the changing digital future.
Digital Future in Focus 2015
This is a Report about Us Digital Future in Focus (especially in Mobile, Social, Video,..) from Comscore that I appreciate a lots.
In this report, they examine some of the most important sectors of the digital media ecosystem to show how the landscape has changed, who is leading the way, and what it all means for the year ahead – and beyond. It is an exciting time in digital and we hope this exploration of today’s key issues helps put the Digital Future in Focus.
Comscore US mobile App report 2014
This document provides a summary of key findings from the U.S. Mobile App Report. It finds that total digital media time spent in the U.S. has increased 24% in the past year, driven by a 52% increase in mobile app usage. Mobile app usage now accounts for 52% of total digital media time spent, surpassing desktop usage. It also finds that the top mobile app categories like social networking, games, and radio account for nearly half of total mobile app time spent. Finally, it reports that the rankings of top apps are dominated by large digital brands like Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon.
Comscore US Mobile App Report - June 2014 data
This document provides a summary of key findings from the U.S. Mobile App Report. It finds that total digital media time spent in the U.S. has increased 24% in the past year, driven by a 52% increase in mobile app usage. Mobile app usage now accounts for 52% of total digital media time spent, surpassing desktop usage. It also finds that the top mobile app categories like social networking, games, and radio account for nearly half of total mobile app time spent. Finally, it reports that the rankings of top apps are dominated by large digital brands like Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon.
The+us+mobile+app+report
This document provides a summary of key findings from the U.S. Mobile App Report. It finds that total digital media time spent in the U.S. has increased 24% in the past year, driven by a 52% surge in mobile app usage. Mobile app usage now accounts for 52% of total digital media time spent, surpassing desktop usage. It also finds that the top mobile app categories like social networking, games, and radio account for nearly half of total mobile app time spent. Finally, it reports that the rankings of top apps are dominated by large digital brands like Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon.
Us mobile app report
This document provides a summary of key findings from "The U.S. Mobile App Report". It finds that mobile app usage has surged, driving a 24% increase in total digital media time spent in the U.S. in the past year. Apps now account for the majority (52%) of digital media time spent, surpassing both mobile web and desktop usage. Social networking, games and radio make up nearly half of total mobile app engagement. iPhone users spend more time and money on apps compared to Android users, though Android has a larger overall user base. The most popular apps across platforms and demographics are those from Facebook, Google, Apple and other major digital brands.
Pay pal mobile global snapshot 2015
This document summarizes the key findings of a global mobile research study conducted by PayPal and Ipsos MORI across 22 markets involving over 17,500 consumers. The main findings include:
1) Mobile commerce is fueling the growth of e-commerce globally with mobile expected to grow at 42% compared to 13% for overall e-commerce.
2) Younger consumers aged 18-34 make up 59% of mobile shoppers on average, highlighting the importance of catering to this demographic.
3) The top barriers to mobile shopping are preferring other devices, small screen sizes, and security concerns, indicating a need for relevant mobile experiences and improved security assurances.
Pay pal mobile_global_snapshot_2015
This document summarizes key findings from a global mobile commerce research study conducted by Ipsos MORI on behalf of PayPal across 22 markets. Some of the main findings include:
- 33% of online shoppers on average buy online using a smartphone, ranging from 17% in Netherlands to 53% in Turkey. Mobile commerce is expected to grow significantly faster than overall ecommerce.
- 59% of smartphone shoppers on average are aged 18-34, highlighting the importance of catering to younger demographics.
- Top barriers to mobile shopping are preferring other devices, small screens, and security concerns. Assuring security could help increase mobile usage.
- Popular current smartphone activities are searching for product
The use of smart phones in modern daily
Smartphones have become an integral part of modern daily life. A survey found that most users are young adults who own multiple smartphones and spend 4-6 hours per day on their phones for tasks like social media, communication, and entertainment. While smartphones provide great convenience and satisfaction, over half of users feel the appropriate daily usage should be less than 3 hours due to concerns over dependence. Future developments may include new shapes, cheaper prices, and replaceable parts as smartphones continue to evolve and more functions are added.
Mobile Marketing & Commerce
The document summarizes the findings of a survey about mobile marketing and consumer views conducted with 5 individuals with different demographics. The survey found that most people have owned cell phones for around 12 years and use them primarily for calls and texts. While some saw advantages like constant connectivity, others noted disadvantages like short battery life. Opinions on mobile ads and future impacts were mixed, but most felt ads could complement traditional ads if not excessive. The author concludes mobile advertising has potential but wider adoption will take time and an app allowing music downloads and tailored alerts could benefit their business.
Wireless internet in USA
The document summarizes key findings from the Pew Internet & American Life Project report "Mobile Access 2010" regarding Americans' use of wireless internet and mobile devices. Some of the main findings include:
- As of May 2010, 59% of American adults go online wirelessly using a laptop or cell phone, up from 51% in 2009.
- Younger adults, African Americans, and Latinos lead in mobile data use, though usage is growing fastest among 30-49 year olds.
- Six in ten use wireless internet on laptops, four in ten on cell phones, with half using both. Mobile phones and laptops are the primary wireless devices.
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Timing: 4th – 20th May 2013
Sample size: 243
Research area: Nationwide
Target: Working in Programming field
Research objectives: Explore popular platforms and languages as well as Popularity of Cloud Computing in Vietnam
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