Survey: Teens Spend 2X More Time With Mobile Than PCs Or TVs
American teens, (so-called “Millennial teens”) spend more than twice as much time per day with mobile devices than they do with...
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Pew: Facebook Dominant But Flat, Instagram, Pinterest Have Doubled Users
Almost half (49 percent) of those 18 to 29 in the US are now users of messaging apps, according to new survey data from the Pew Research...
US E-Commerce Sales Jump 14 Percent, Account For 7.2 Percent Of All Retail
E-commerce sales in the US shot up 14.1 percent to $83.9 billion in the second quarter compared to Q2 2014 when adjusted for seasonality,...
Microsoft Mobile Share Reaches Lowest Level Since comScore Tracking Began
While Android continues its march as the dominant global operating system, its market share in the US is essentially flat and roughly at...
Majority Of Email Opens Are Mobile, But Most Conversions On The Desktop
It has been true for some time that the majority of email opens are on mobile devices (roughly two-thirds). However, Movable Ink’s Q2 “US...
Twitter Zooms Back Up comScore Rankings, Gains 11 Million Unique Visitors In A Month
Copyright Aaron Durand (@everydaydude) for Twitter, Inc. Finally, some good news for Twitter. The embattled company might not be adding...
Report: Half Of Top 100 Digital Properties’ Audiences Are Now Mobile-Only
The gap between mobile devices and the PC is growing. Last week Gartner and IDC reported that Q2 PC sales were down between 9.5 and 11.8...
Android Wins 65% Of US Market Share With Help From Galaxy S6 Sales
Kantar says sales of Samsung’s Galaxy S6 has helped drive Android’s success. “The first full month of sales of the Galaxy S6 allowed...
Report: Calls Have 30 To 50 Percent Conversion Rates, Most Come From Mobile
A call is, generally speaking, a better lead than a click. But how much better is striking: calls have 30 to 50 percent conversion rates...
Smartphone Share Stabilizes In US, Competitive Only At Margins
The US smartphone market seems to have reached a kind of homeostatic equilibrium. According to many months of comScore data, Android...
Report: Phablets Grabbed More Than 20 Percent Of Q1 Smartphone Sales In The US
Last week Flurry released data showing that “phablets” now constitute 20 percent of all active smartphones globally. Echoing this, Kantar...
Mobile Video Advertising Revenues Much Higher Than Impression Share — Report
You might still think of Opera as a browser company. However a number of strategic mobile advertising acquisitions over the past few...
Google Says Mobile Search Volumes Pass Desktop, More Effective For App Discovery
In a blog post today Google reported that “more Google searches take place on mobile devices than on computers in 10 countries including...
Report: Smartphones Reach Nearly 77 Percent Penetration In US
On Friday comScore released its latest US smartphone market-share data (February 2015). It asserts that 76.6 percent of the US mobile...
Facebook, Twitter To See US Display Revenue Share Rise As Yahoo, Google Slip
In the latest outlook on the display advertising market in the US, Twitter and Facebook are poised for growth while the former...
Smartphone Penetration Grows To 76 Percent In US — Report
The latest comScore smartphone data have arrived but not much has changed. The two noteworthy items in this month’s report are an...
Is Yahoo’s Rise In Search Market Share About To End?
Another month, another gain for Yahoo in taking search share away from Google, thanks to Yahoo’s partnership with Firefox. What’s...
Report: Apple, Android Now 96 Percent Of Smartphones Globally
Android has most of the devices, while Apple generates most of the profits. Together they control the global smartphone market. According...
Mobile Drives Nearly Half Of E-Commerce Traffic, But PC Still Rules Sales — Report
Traffic from mobile devices is now nearly 50 percent of overall online U.S. retail traffic according to the latest data from IBM Digital...
Report: U.S. Smartphone Penetration Now At 75 Percent
Nearly 75 percent (74.9 percent) of mobile subscribers in the U.S. now own smartphones. In December 2013, U.S. smartphone penetration was...
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