YouTube formally announced its Xbox 360 app today. With the app, users can check out trending videos, browse categories, and of course search for videos. Here are some videos they...
Nielsen has released the results of a survey looking at the most popular apps on Android. The survey is broken up into three age segments: 18-24, 25-34 and 35-44.
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It's almost October, which means that everyone is already gearing up for the big holiday shopping season. One of the biggest elements to any holiday shopping season since the mid...
Nielsen released a new report today indicating that 40% of mobile users in the U.S. own smartphones and 40% of those are Android devices. That's consumers over the age of 18.
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There is a fundamental distinction between Netflix users and Hulu users, and it goes far beyond who has more allegiance to 30 Rock.
Netflix and Hulu users differ greatl...
It's no secret that Americans love their smartphones. In fact, most of them would probably be lost in a sea of boredom and confusion if they were separated from them for a day. O...
Until recently, Nielsen's data suggested that the heaviest media consumers were the heaviest across every type of media - streaming, mobile, standard TV, etc. Basically, that mean...
"The kind of historic event that only happens once in a generation - the storybook marriage between an anachronistic fascination with the descendants of some very lucky German he...
One day after a well-met iPad 2 announcement, it's a solid bet that the iPhone 5 team at Apple just received orders to work a good deal harder. New stats from Nielsen indi...
Online video usage in the U.S. is up significantly from the same time last year as time spent viewing video on a PC/Mac/laptops from home and work locations increased 45 p...
People who purchased smartphones in the past six months were more likely to buy an Android device than an Apple product by a ratio of about 1.5 to 1, according to a new report f...
To mark the end of 2010, Nielsen published a document called "The Top Trends for 2010" this morning, and it's an interesting read, even if most of the lists don't fall...