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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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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 | June 3, 2011

The Busiest PC Users Are Busy Juggling Devices Not Focusing

The Busiest PC Users Are Busy Juggling Devices, Not Focusing A MetaFacts TUPdate by Dan Ness, Principal Analyst The busiest PC users are not only busy in hours; they spend a lot of time moving from one PC to another … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Activities, Android, Consumer behavior, CTIA, Demographics, Distracted Drivers, Home PCs, Hours online, Information Overload, Installed Base, iPhone, Laptop, Market Adoption, Market segmentation, Mobile, Mobility, Netbook, Notebook, Online activities, Overwhelm, PCs, Penetration, Segmentation, Smartphone, Tablet, Technology adoption, Trends

by metafacts | April 28, 2011

Are Smartphones really for fun, not communicating?

Are Smartphones really for fun, not communicating? A MetaFacts TUPdate by Dan Ness, Principal Analyst Are Smartphone subscribers more about fun than communication? Is entertainment that much stronger for Smartphone subscribers than for users of Basic Mobile Phones? Is the … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Activities, Android, Apple, Apple iPhone, Blackberry, Communication, Consumer electronics, CTIA, Demographics, Digital imaging, Fun, Games, Gaming, Handset, Instant Messaging, iPhone, iTunes, Market Adoption, Market Research, Market segmentation, Mobile, Mobility, Movies, MP3 Players, Music, Music-intensive, Netflix, News, Nokia, Online activities, Pandora, Penetration, RIM, Smartphone, SMS, Sports, Technology adoption, Text messaging, Trends, TV, Voice, Voicemail, Weather, Wireless

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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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 | March 28, 2011

Amazon Cloud Drive may rain on Apple while lightening load for consumers

Today, Amazon announced the Amazon Cloud Drive and Amazon Cloud Player for Web. This game-changing move will likely bring a boost to the decades-old online file storage services. It may even have the effect of reining in music listeners who may have strayed, … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Amazon, Amazon Cloud Drive, Android, Apple, Apple iDrive, Bandwidth, Bandwidth drivers, Calendar, Cloud, Cloud-based Storage, Collaboration, Connected home, Consumer behavior, Contacts, Data Cap, Demographics, Digital imaging, DRM, email, File/Folder Synchronization, Hewlett Packard, HP, iDisk, iDrive, iPhone, iPod, Market Adoption, Microsoft, MobileMe, Mobility, MP3, MP3 Player, Music, Online activities, Online backup, Piracy, Privacy, RIAA, Sharing, Smartphone, Snapfish, Social Networking, Spectrum, Zune

Tag Archives: Online activities

The Busiest PC Users Are Busy Juggling Devices Not Focusing

Are Smartphones really for fun, not communicating?

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

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