Category Archives: Misc
Mobile Banking: User Demographics, Frequency of Use, Popular and Missing Features
Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence
Marketing Technology Landscape, 2017
Scott Brinker: There are now 5,381 solutions on the graphic, 39% more than last year There are now 4,891 unique companies on the graphic, up 40% from last year Only 4.7% of the solutions from 2016 were removed (and another … Continue reading
Mobile Tipping Point: 50.5% of American Homes have Only Wireless Phones
CDC: The second 6 months of 2016 was the first time that a majority of American homes had only wireless telephones. Preliminary results from the July–December 2016 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) indicate that 50.8% of American homes did not … Continue reading
Internet Tipping Point: Laptops and desktops overtake TVs as preferred devices for watching TV shows
Accenture: Signaling an accelerating shift in the digital video market consumer behavior, the percentage of consumers who prefer watching TV shows on television sets plummeted by 55 percent over the past year, from 52 percent to 23 percent, according to … Continue reading
10 Most Valuable Cryptocurrencies
Business Insider: According to CoinMarketCap.com, there are 796 cryptocurrencies currently trading around the world, with a combined market cap of $29,374,919,176.
FinTech: South Korea, China, Thailand Lead in Mobile Payments
Source: Global Web Index
What Americans Know about Cybersecurity?
Source: Pew Research
Car Pool of the Future: 11 Million Shared Driverless Cars by 2030 and 35 Million Car-Sharing Registered Users by 2021
ABI Research: Fully driverless technology will spark a transformation of personal mobility, enabling consumers to abandon costly vehicle ownership and summon shared vehicles when needed. ABI Research predicts that this will transform the vehicle interior, which car manufacturers will design … Continue reading
Data Is Eating the World: Self-Driving Cars
Intel’s CEO Brian Krzanich explained why the company was so keen to move into the world of self-driving cars. “Many of you have asked why we think autonomous cars and vehicles are so important to Intel’s future,” Krzanich said … Continue reading