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The Future of Connected Consumer Electronics [Infographic]

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by Elias Veris on May 7, 2012in the categories Mobile1 Comment

HTML5. 1080p. Eye tracking. Voice control. Multi core processors. RGBW coding. Near Field communication. Uneatable Ice Cream Sandwich. Yes, those are a lot of techy terms combined, don’t you think. Today, I came across this interesting infographic made by Symphony Teleca. You don’t really need them (as they claim), I guess. But you might like to take a tour through the future of connected consumer electronics in the infographic below. Just to stay a bit… up to date or something.
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Mary Meeker’s Tech and Web 2.0 Trends [Oktober 2011]

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by Matthijs van den Broek on October 24, 2011in the categories Social WebNo Comments

What’s going on in the world of tech- and internettrends? At the Web 2.0 summit (check out all the very interesting videocontent on their YouTube channel), Kleiner Perkins’ Mary Meeker published an update of her Internet Trends 2011. Meeker is known for her deep market insights in the tech industry and has been publishing about it for years. The latest presentation was about mobile, Erick Schonfeld at TechCrunch was not the only techblogger mentioning that presentation. Below, you can find Meeker’s slidedeck about the most recent web tech and web trends. The slidedeck is just… stuffed with facts and figures. One you just have to watch [Oktober 25th update 12:09, added the video]:
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Is Base pulling off a mobile flatfee miracle?

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by Elias Veris on August 25, 2011in the categories MobileNo Comments

Smartphones with mobile internet are a potential game-changer for many industries. Throughout Europe, around 38% of people have a smartphone right now, and penetration grows dramatically. 22% of Europeans state they are considering buying a new smartphone in the coming 6 months. 22% is quite far from 100%, so how dramatic is this growth in penetration really? Data tells us that around one-third of people don’t have a smartphone, are genuinely not interested. No added value for them, end of story. That leaves us however with 2/3rds that doesn’t have a smartphone yet because of other reasons. These are, in order of importance: “my current phone still works fine” (how long is that going to last?) and “it’s too expensive” (same comment). It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to predict that a hell of a lot of people will soon walk around with a smartphone in their pocket.
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Infographic: Usage of the iPad in the United Kingdom

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by Carl Vanormelingen on June 21, 2011in the categories MobileNo Comments

Last month the UK based company ‘Imano‘ conducted a survey among 2008 UK iPad users. Below some interesting facts. iPads are mostly used in the living room (95%), garden (48%), car (26%), bathroom (35%), kitchen (63%) and… in the bedroom (89%). Of the iPad users, 33 percent have installed between the 20 – 49 applications, 6 percent of the users installed more than 100 applications. iPad owners also have an
iPhone (57%), Nintendo Wii (51%), Sony Playstation 3 (34%), Microsoft Xbox (30%), Blackberry 21%) or an Android smartphone (18%.
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Diesel uses QR codes in store to drive conversations via Facebook

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by Dado Van Peteghem on May 23, 2011in the categories Activation, Branding, Conversations, Social WebNo Comments

httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OZmbBPym1k
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