Nielsen just put out the March 2012 numbers of smartphone penetration in the US and for the first time, it’s topped 50%. That means an estimated 150 million
Read more from the original source:I stumbled upon a pretty cool infographic from Nielsen I thought I would share. It takes a look at media consumption on each screen for the past few quarters. There’s nothing alarming here, TV took a small dip and in 2011 vs 2010 and other stuff increased.
The rest is here: Internet and Mobile Video Up, TV Down Says Nielsen [Infographic]Sometimes we forget that mobile video can often be shot on our cell phones.
More than half of U.S. smartphone users turned to their phone to perform retail-related activities while in a store, according to comScore. That could be taking a picture of a product, comparing prices or scanning bar codes for coupons.
Brightcove has announced an expansion to its App Cloud feature set over in Spain at Mobile World Congress. If you’re trying to reach Android, iOS and other mobile web users, you might be interested
Encoding.com just released new numbers pulled from Vid.ly which show that Android is gaining on iOS in terms of video viewing.
Google is hoping that games can do for Google Plus what they did for Facebook--get people hopelessly addicted until they're spending every waking moment playing social network games and annoying friends with automated status updates based on meaningless gameplay objectives. Um... sorry...
It's CES people and time to bring the RAIN! As in a downpour of awesome announcements on cool new tech, services and everything connected. What's been the big thing so far for me
Along with talking to people about online video advertising in 2011, I also asked around about how many thought the year went for online video in general.
Citing the growth and almost exclusive use of HTML5 on mobile devices, Adobe has decided to discontinue new versions of Flash on mobile devices in the future .
