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by metafacts | July 15, 2011

Early Independent Research on Google+ Users

Early Independent Research on Google+ Users By Dan Ness, Principal Analyst, MetaFacts The earliest adopters of Google+ are a unique slice of highly-active socially-networked users. Early results are showing a good-news/bad-news combination for Google+: Bad news: Early Google+ users are … Continue reading →

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Filed under Consumer research, Households, Market Research, Market Segmentation, Statistics, Technology, TUPdate

Tagged as Activities, AdClick, Advertising, Early adopters, Entertainment, Facebook, Friend, Games, Google, Google Circles, Google Hangouts, Google Sparks, GooglePlus, Launch, Market Adoption, Messaging, Online activities, Penetration, Privacy, Segmentation, Shopping, SNS, Social Networking, Sociodemographics, Technology adoption, Twitter, Unfriend

by metafacts | April 21, 2011

All online poker bets are off except among the diehards in these states – a MetaFacts TUPdate

A MetaFacts TUPdate by Dan Ness, Principal Analyst Market demand for online gambling continues strongly among some players, despite efforts by the U.S. Federal Government to limit it, including the recent closures of several key online poker sites. While states … Continue reading →

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Filed under Consumer research, Households, Market Research, Statistics, TUP 2010, TUPdate

Tagged as Activities, Atlantic City, Betting, Caesars, California, Casinos, Connected home, Consumer behavior, Demographics, Gambling, Gaming, Home PCs, Illinois, iMEGA, Indian Casinos, Internet poker, Las Vegas, Legislation, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Online activities, Online betting, Online cards, Online poker, Penetration, PPA, Sociodemographics, Taxes, Trends

by metafacts | January 25, 2011

Is the Internet still fun, or is the novelty gone? – reported in MetaFacts TUP survey

Is the Internet still fun, or is the novelty gone? – reported in MetaFacts TUP survey A MetaFacts TUPdate by Dan Ness, MetaFacts Principal Analyst Fun is one of the strongest gravitational forces drawing people to use the Internet. There … Continue reading →

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Filed under Consumer research, Market Research, Mobile Phones, Statistics, Technology User Overview Report, Trends, TUP 2010, TUPdate

Tagged as Behavior, Consumer behavior, Consumer electronics, Demographics, Dumbphone, Entertainment, Facebook, Feature Phone, Fun, LinkedIn, Market Adoption, Market segmentation, Mobile, Mobility, MySpace, Netbook, Notebook, Online activities, PCs, Penetration, Savvy, Smartphone, Social Networking, Tablet, Tech-Savvy, Technology adoption, Trends

by metafacts | January 12, 2011

Weak signals mean weak AT&T smartphone subscribers – reported in MetaFacts TUP survey

Weak signals mean weak AT&T smartphone subscribers A MetaFacts TUPdate by Dan Ness, MetaFacts Principal Analyst How much does a weak AT&T signal affect how its subscribers use their smartphones? Now that Apple’s iPhone is officially being launched on Verizon’s … Continue reading →

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Filed under Statistics, Tech Market, Technology User Overview Report, TUP 2010, TUPdate

Tagged as Apple, Apple iPhone, Basic Mobile Phone, Buying Factors, Carriers, Consumer behavior, Feature Phone, iPhone, Perception, Prepaid Wireless, Signal, Smartphone, Verizon, Wireless

by metafacts | July 13, 2010

Multi-Platform Usage Shifts-Solid market research from MetaFacts Technology User Profile

Are Smartphones replace PCs? Have they already? Which market segments have and which haven’t? Have netbooks, tablets, and eReaders replaced desktops? Have GPS/PND devices been replaced by direction-finding smartphone apps? Extensive solid information about multi-platform usage shifts–who accesses what technology, and where … Continue reading →

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Filed under Busy Mobiles Profile Report, Consumer research, Households, Market Research, Market Segmentation, MetaFAQs, Mobile Phones, Multiple-PC Household, Statistics, Tech Market, Technology, Trends, TUP 2009, TUP 2010

Tagged as Activities, Alternatives, Answers, Apple, Basic mobile phones, Consoles, Consumer behavior, Consumer electronics, Consumer Electronics Stores, CTIA, Demographics, Disruptive, Disruptive Technology, Feature Phones, Forecasting, Gaming, Installed Base, Internet Shopping, Market segmentation, MetaFAQs, Mobile, Mobile Money, Mobile Phones, Mobility, Multiple-PC Household, Netbook, Newslist, Office Supplies, Online shopping, OTT, Penetration, Printer supplies, Questions, Retail, Saturation, Screens, Segmentation, Shopping, Shopping Basket, Smartphone, Social Networking, Sociodemographics, Tablet, Technology adoption, Trends

Category Archives: Statistics

All online poker bets are off except among the diehards in these states – a MetaFacts TUPdate

Weak signals mean weak AT&T smartphone subscribers – reported in MetaFacts TUP survey

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