Mostly from the Internet, sometimes by Conrad Lisco.
Of particular interest is Facebook's share of time spent on online: 14 of the 74 minutes spent per day by consumers, or about one sixth of all minutes online.
One can help but think about this cover story...
Another super smart, timely presentation by Yiibu.
In a recent survey, Nielsen looked at how tablet devices are effecting behavior. This increasingly competitive category is beginning to influence usage of other devices such as smartphones and PC's.
Chromaroma takes your travel data and makes it into a game where every journey counts in a competition for the city.
Square is already processing more than $1 million in payments per day. This move plus Square's fees being set at 2.75% per transaction (versus flat $0.15) is a huge deal, and awesome.
Great presentation (and stats) from yiibu.
Peel today announced the availability of Peel universal control, the hardware companion to the company’s popular free iPhone app that recommends TV programming tailored to your tastes. Peel provides a personal television recommendation system that makes it easy to find, discover and tune in to your favorite TV shows, movies and sports entertainment. The Peel Universal Control is now available at Apple Stores nationwide.Peel eliminates the need for complicated TV listings, multiple remotes and the hassle of switching component inputs. Setting up takes just a few minutes, and Peel immediately begins delivering tailored TV recommendations. When you find a show you’d like to watch, simply tap “Watch it on TV” and it tunes-in your home entertainment system to begin playing the program. As you watch, Peel fine-tunes your TV recommendations based on your likes, dislikes and social interactions.