As a follow up to the July blog post featuring 11 Mind-Blowing Mobile Marketing Infographics, we've kept our ear to the ground in order to bring more of the best to you.
How Are Smartphones Being Used?
This Tatango infographic was created by using a range of data culled via the Pew Research Centers, Internet and American Life Project.
Inside the World of Android Usage
How is the Android taking over the world? Look at this data aggregated from Nielsen, AdMob, PCWorld, and Android Market created by Mobile17.
Generational Cell Phone Ownership
Who do you think owns the ubiquitous cell phones or smartphones? Pew Research Center has the answers for you.
Who Really Opts-In to Text-Messaging Campaigns?
Turns out that it is men, according to this Tatango data.
The Evolution of the Mobile Phone
PDT, a product development technologies company created this awesome infographic which details the evolution of the mobile phone during the past four decades.
U.S. Text Message Spam
Spam is not just associated with email...if you have a cellphone, you've probably been victim to SMS spam. This infographic from the folks @Tatango show you the facts.
Should You Consider A Mobile App or A Mobile Website?
This infographic from Alterian show you how to navigate some of the hurdles. That being said, Econsultancy noted that, "this infographic ignores some of the potential drawbacks of mobile web, such as variable mobile internet connections and page load times." and offered up an alternate version of this infographic, courtesy of @timmcdunn.
Mandy 10:18 AM on September 29, 2011
I find the android app's are better than the apple app.
Christina Pappas 11:34 AM on September 29, 2011
I wish I had gotten an Android instead of an iPhone. Now I have to wait another 2 years for my next upgrade :(
Tiffany Brown 12:26 PM on September 29, 2011
Thanks for posting these infographics, the visuals really provide a relevant and engaging way of presenting the facts.
Juan Carlos Gomez 3:18 PM on September 29, 2011
As usual, Hubspot sharing great content...
We are starting to see our Analytics numbers increase after implementing for us and our customers "local marketing-local SEO" combined with "mobile" and "video marketing."
Rahman @ Destination Iran 6:06 PM on September 29, 2011
I think inforgraphics, like Android, will be so popular that people prefer to read them instead of some long text posts on the web.And maybe this is not the future I'm talking about. It's now!
Thanks for sharing all the interesting posts with them.
I use android and I've fallen in love with my htc Desire HD because of the way I can incorporate my Gmail account and Linkedin int it.
Debbie Miller 11:48 PM on September 30, 2011
Loved all the visuals! It's amazing how mobile everything's becoming. Often times, even when I'm home, I'll access the web from my phone rather than taking the time to log into my computer. It just makes everything so easily accessible.
badana 2:39 AM on October 02, 2011
I wish I had gotten an Android instead of an iPhone. Now I have to wait another 2 years for my next upgrade
Best Buy PLR 1:37 PM on October 02, 2011
Amazing, but a few are looking a little too much like ads. Focus on the 'info' in infographic.