The amount of mobile data traffic generated by Smartphones, Featurephones and Tablets will exceed 14,000 Petabytes by 2015, equivalent to 18 billion movie downloads or 3 trillion music tracks, according to new figures.
British consumers truly value brands that use text messaging to engage with them, according to a new poll.
Shopping in the UK has officially gone digital, with smartphones and their apps being added to the typical basket of goods used to calculate inflation.
Consumer power, social media and monetisation challenges are meaning that newspapers and other content providers must evolve rapidly or risk going out of business, according to a new report.
Brits want to talk for only 10 minutes a day on their mobiles – preferring to surf, text and go social instead, according to new research.
Android device sales have overtaken the iPhone for the first time ever at Tesco Mobile, as Google’s mobile operating system grows in popularity in the UK.
This week saw the ASA get tough on online ads, with misleading broadband claims coming first its its croasshairs. This right to reply article from Ovum analyst Matthew Howett looks at how the industry can become more transparent…
Merely owning a BlackBerry or similar smartphone vastly increases the amount of time we spend checking messages outside working hours, according to a new report.
Which country leads the way for smartphone penetration the the youth market? This data from Nielsen looks at smartphone use compared with standard feature mobile phones in the youth market (15-24 year olds) in 8 countries around the world.
As smartphones grow in popularity, how does their use compare with men and women around the world? This data from Nielsen looks at the smartphone use across the global youth market (15-24 year olds) by gender.