Juniper Research is getting kinda nasty with their latest report dealing with the mobile adult content industry. According to the research company, mobile adult subscriptions will reach nearly $1 billion by 2015, with growth coming from smartphone and tablet users who access Internet on increasingly faster mobile data connections. Tablets especially will contribute to growth,…
15% of kids under the age of 11 have their own mobile phone
I know … I know sites always talk about how much mobile technology is growing, but if you consider the reach it has with kids you’ll understand. According to eMarketer, 15 percent of kids under the age of 11 have their own mobile phone, while 16 percent of kids 12 to 17 who are online used Twitter,…
Consumers leary mobile payments are being used to plunder personal information
Mobile technology is growing at a rapid pace, so using our smartphones is becoming more important by the day. We already can go everywhere with access to our emails, social networks, and documents — so wallets is the next thing. Being able to leave your wallet home and still be able to pay for things…
IDC: Samsung the king of mobile phones
Samsung has become the new ruler of smartphones, snatching the reigns away from the world’s previous number one Apple, according to two separate reports. Today Research firm IDC estimated that Samsung shipped a record 42.2 million smartphone units during the first quarter of 2012, a 267 percent increase from 11.5 million during the same quarter last…
Sandvine report says YouTube leads mobile video consumption [Infographic]
Provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators Sandvine released its Internet traffic trends report, entitled “Global Internet Phenomena Report H1 2012,” based on data from a selection of more than 200 of its customers all around the world. Here’s what they’ve found: YouTube is the largest source of mobile video traffic…
TripAdvisor: More and more people are using mobile devices for air travel
TripAdvisor released results of its annual air travel survey of more than 1,000 U.S. respondents. From there we learn that Americans are flocking to the skies this year as 91% of respondents said they plan to fly domestically in 2012, compared to 84% that did last year. International flights are also on the rise, with…
49% of British smartphone owners use less than 100MB of data per month
According to a new report from billmonitor.com, most smartphone users in the UK are on a data tariff far too large for their needs. I would argue this is more of a global “problem,” as users fear of “bill shock” that occurs when people go over their data limits. The findings, based on an anonymised…
Juniper Research: Notebooks and eReaders to onload 24% of their data traffic to mobile networks by 2016
In its latest report titled “Mobile Data Offload & Onload: WiFi & Small Cell Strategies,” Juniper talks about the growing mobile data use. According to the research company, operators are to face significant additional pressure over the next five years. Not only will smartphone and tablet users drive the growth in mobile data use, but…
10% of sexts are sent to the wrong person
Are you the sexting type whose gotten yourself in trouble for sending a sext to the wrong person? Well, don’t feel bad, as 1 in 10 mobile phone users send sexts to the wrong person, this according to the latest poll conducted by U.K.-based mobile news site Recombu. The site polled 2,000 adults, the study revealed…
Juniper Research: 340 million mobile users will transfer money domestically by 2016
According to new report from Juniper Research, the number of consumers using mobile handsets to make person to person (P2P) domestic money transfers will reach 340 million by 2016, up from 84 million in 2011. The study titled “Mobile Money Transfer & Remittances” suggests that Safaricom’s MPESA service in Kenya inspired both network operators and…




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