While by 2021 the subscriptions associated
Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 8:25 am
A few days ago Repubblica.it bounced the news: there are now five billion people in the world who own a cell phone but smartphones will overtake them in the next few months. According to the new mobility report carried out by Ericsson, the SIM cards associated with smartphones will exceed in number those related to classic cell phones from the third quarter of 2016. with smartphones will double, going from the current 3.4 to 6.3 billion.
But there is another overtaking that has already occurred, again according to Ericsson, and it is the one between different screens: smartphones in fact beat the television as a means of watching videos while at home . It is email database lists australia like this all over the world but it concerns the so-called "native streaming" generation Y, born and raised with the possibility of watching online any type of film, movie, music video and so on! According to Ericsson, from 2011 to 2015, kids who are now between 16 and 19 have halved their use of videos on TV, almost ten hours, and have almost doubled (+85%) their use of smartphone displays, which has risen to just over five hours.
The Smartphone against all. A few days ago Repubblica.it bounced the news: there are now five billion people in the world who own a cell phone but smartphones will overtake them in the next few months. According to the new mobility report carried out by Ericsson, the SIM cards associated with smartphones will exceed in number those related to classic cell phones from the third quarter of 2016. While by 2021 the subscriptions associated with smartphones will double, going from the current 3.4 to 6.3 billion.
Wi-Fi, as you might imagine, is the primary source of internet connection for enjoying multimedia content on your phone at home, but Italian teenagers are also increasingly using cellular networks, thanks in part to the proliferation of convenient subscriptions.
It is the psychology behind social influence between peers that characterizes the difference between eCommerce and Social Commerce: we learn (and trust) through the knowledge and experience of others we know, and sometimes not so well... see the so-called "influencers" who are all the rage on social media and whom we trust only because they are already followed by many others. And so on, the circle of word of mouth.
But there is another overtaking that has already occurred, again according to Ericsson, and it is the one between different screens: smartphones in fact beat the television as a means of watching videos while at home . It is email database lists australia like this all over the world but it concerns the so-called "native streaming" generation Y, born and raised with the possibility of watching online any type of film, movie, music video and so on! According to Ericsson, from 2011 to 2015, kids who are now between 16 and 19 have halved their use of videos on TV, almost ten hours, and have almost doubled (+85%) their use of smartphone displays, which has risen to just over five hours.
The Smartphone against all. A few days ago Repubblica.it bounced the news: there are now five billion people in the world who own a cell phone but smartphones will overtake them in the next few months. According to the new mobility report carried out by Ericsson, the SIM cards associated with smartphones will exceed in number those related to classic cell phones from the third quarter of 2016. While by 2021 the subscriptions associated with smartphones will double, going from the current 3.4 to 6.3 billion.
Wi-Fi, as you might imagine, is the primary source of internet connection for enjoying multimedia content on your phone at home, but Italian teenagers are also increasingly using cellular networks, thanks in part to the proliferation of convenient subscriptions.
It is the psychology behind social influence between peers that characterizes the difference between eCommerce and Social Commerce: we learn (and trust) through the knowledge and experience of others we know, and sometimes not so well... see the so-called "influencers" who are all the rage on social media and whom we trust only because they are already followed by many others. And so on, the circle of word of mouth.