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UK Key Digital Trends 2020
UK’s digital media and technology landscape is facing changes and challenges in 2020—including privacy, Brexit and more—which will impact UK digital marketers.
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It's Still Difficult to Get Push Notifications Right
Push notifications have been around long enough that app users know the good from the bad. But marketers are still looking for that sweet spot where they can deliver value to users without invading their privacy or over-messaging.
Aaron Sawitsky
Director, Product Marketing
Localytics
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Smartphone Activities Conducted by Smartphone Owners in Canada, by Native Language, 2018 (% of respondents in each group)
Most Important Factor When Selecting a New Smartphone According to US Smartphone Users, Sep 2019 (% of respondents)
Smartphone Upgrade Cycle Among US Smartphone Owners, Sep 2019 (% of respondents)
Mobile Phone Sales in Japan, 5G vs. Non-5G, 2018-2023 (millions of units)
5G Smartphone Shipment Share in China, by Brand, Q3 2019 (% of total)
More On: Smartphones
See AllGreater Acceptance of Contactless Cards Has Led to Mobile Payment Growth in the US
Jan 14, 2020
The US has been relatively late in introducing contactless cards, which are credit or debit cards that include a near field communication (NFC) chip that can complete a transaction simply by tapping on a reader. But those cards are starting to arrive in the US now that most point-of-sale (POS) systems have the NFC capabilities to accept them.
Mobile Year in Review: The Launch of 5G Is the Biggest Story in a Busy Year for Mobile
Dec 19, 2019
Mobile dethroned TV in 2019 as the channel where US adults spent the most time. While it may be a symbolic threshold for now, it’s still notable that the average US adult spent 3 hours, 43 minutes (3:43) on their mobile devices in 2019, compared with the average 3:35 spent watching TV. As recently as 2016, US adults watched nearly an hour more of TV than they spent on their smartphones and tablets (4:05 vs. 3:08).
