Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Gaming’
US Online Gamers To Reach 183 Million By 2024
eMarketer estimates that the number of US digital gamers will grow by 5.0% this year to 174.7 million.
Read MoreChannels Where Mobile Users Encounter Offensive Content [CHART]
According to an April 2019 report from mobile video ad network AdColony, three in five consumers worldwide encounter offensive content on Facebook.
Read MoreVideo Game Platforms by Demographics [TABLE]
Gaming has gone mainstream, with 86% of internet users worldwide noting that they have gamed on at least one device within the past month.
Read MoreMobile Gamers' Receptivity To Advertising [CHART]
Is mobile gaming a relaxing pastime? Nearly 40% of players think so, which is good news for mobile ad buyers, because many gamers say they tend to be more receptive to ads when they’re in a relaxed mood.
Read MoreGeneration V Tablet Activities [CHART]
Some 65% of Gen V consumers report regular use of a tablet, according to a YouGov survey of almost 600 respondents ages 8-17. The results suggest that children ages 8-11 are the most frequent users (74% regularly using tablets), with regular usage tapering off among older kids.
Read MoreMicrosoft Technologies [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from Microsoft illustrates the breadth of the company’s technology, from gaming and entertainment, to operating systems and applications, to search and social.
Read MoreSmartphone Activities Americans Over 50 [CHART]
Seven in 10 Americans ages 50 and older own a smartphone, says the AARP in research, and those Americans are most likely to use their devices for messaging.
Read MoreVideo Game Industry [INFOGRAPHIC]
This new infographic from Filmora illustrates the growth and potential of the video game industry.
Read MoreGamers Favorite Mobile App Categories By Gender [TABLE]
Jun Group’s survey found that a slightly higher percentage of females named games as their favorite type of mobile app than did males.
Read MoreFrequency Of Mobile Gaming By Gender [CHART]
New data suggests that females are playing mobile games at a higher frequency than males in the US.
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