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Smartphones, Tablets, and Connected TVs: Changing the Digital Imaging Landscape
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Not so long ago, personal computers were the best way to remain connected at home and in the office. Over the years, however, a variety of devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, connected TVs) have been introduced that enable users to stay connected without being tethered to a desktop computer. Over the years, these devices have seen numerous improvements, and a countless array of downloadable apps make the possibilities nearly endless. Some of today's connected devices offer functionalities that rival those of personal computers, and they offer the added benefit of being wireless and ultra-portable. This has caused many to wonder what the future holds for the computing market.
This report details the findings of InfoTrends' 2012 study on connected devices, which surveyed over 1,300 U.S. consumers about their use of three such devices - smartphones, tablets, and connected TVs - for a variety of business and recreational tasks. It provides a demographic comparison of various connected device users, explores ownership and use of these devices, and considers the impact that these devices are having on more traditional offerings. Manufacturers of connected devices and providers of complementary offerings can use the information in this report to stay competitive in this ever-changing market.
Online Photo and Video Services End-User Survey: 2011
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Today's consumers can now view, edit, store, and share their photos and videos via completely electronic means. Although this has certainly had an impact on photo printing habits, photo prints and photo merchandise remain an important part of many consumers' lives. This document provides an in-depth look into photo uploading, sharing, and online photo printing habits among U.S. consumers. It also explores how social networking sites and online photo services are used for sharing and viewing photos and videos. Lastly, it discusses how photo sharing sites can capitalize on the revenue opportunities provided by photo prints and photo merchandise.