Oct 09 / 2013
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The Internet

Lake Havasu City Web Design- What People are Really Doing on the Internet, Part III

Happy Hump Day!

Hey homies, ready for more cool charts and graphs? Of course you are!

Scroll down for Business Insider’s article explaining what people are doing online through sweet charts and pictures:

“10 Stunning Facts About What People Are REALLY Doing On The Internet

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Tablets are selling faster than smartphones. In less than three years on the market, they’ve surpassed desktop and notebook PC shipments.

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The average mobile phone user reaches for his or her device 150 times per day. A good portion of the time, they’re just checking the time (which is a good case for the smart watch).

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QR code scanning may not have caught on yet in the US, but it’s huge in China. It’s up 4X year over year there, and it’s used primarily for passcodes and promotions.

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Why we should all care about immigration laws: 1st and 2nd generation Americans employ 1.3 million people in the US and have founded more than half of the top 25 tech companies.

(Internet Photo courtesy of Alvimann)

Oct 07 / 2013
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The Internet

Lake Havasu City Web Design- What People are Really Doing on the Internet, Part II

Wake up to a new week NSquared readers!

Welcome to Part II of our blog series, What People are Really Doing on the Internet. Scroll down for more fun facts, charts and graphs:

“10 Stunning Facts About What People Are REALLY Doing On The Internet (Part II)

Snapchat is a monster, with more than 150 million images being shared and uploaded per day.

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YouTube is growing quickly. Now, more than 100 hours of video are uploaded to it per minute, up from nothing six years ago.

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YouTube is becoming almost as widely used as Facebook. Tumblr rose from obscurity in 2011 to a frequently used social media site in one year.

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…to be continued…

Oct 04 / 2013
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The Internet

Lake Havasu City Web Design- What People are Really Doing on the Internet, Part I

The internet. It’s pretty huge. So what is everyone doing while they’re “online”? Check it out:

“10 Stunning Facts About What People Are REALLY Doing On The Internet (Part I)

What do people do online, how do they get online, and how are startups changing our behavior?

Mary Meeker, a former Wall Street analyst and current Silicon Valley investor, put together

an annual presentation on the state of the Internet and mobile.

In it, she answers a bunch of those questions and more. Here are the most stunning findings.

There is 9 times more content available to peruse online than there was 5 years ago. It’s all thanks to user-generated content, such as photo shares, video uploads, tweets and articles. As of 2011, the content totaled 2 zettabytes.

500 million photos are shared and uploaded per day. More photos are uploaded and shared on Snapchat than Instagram. Snapchat’s upload volume is about 1/3 of Facebook’s.

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Lake Havasu City Web Design- What People are Really Doing on the Internet, Part III

“10 Stunning Facts About What People Are REALLY Doing On The Internet

Tablets are selling faster than smartphones. In less than three years on the market, they’ve surpassed desktop and notebook PC shipments.

The average mobile phone user reaches for his or her device 150 times per day. A good portion of the time, they’re just checking the time (which is a good case for the smart watch).

QR code scanning may not have caught on yet in the US, but it’s huge in China. It’s up 4X year over year there, and it’s used primarily for passcodes and promotions.

Why we should all care about immigration laws: 1st and 2nd generation Americans employ 1.3 million people in the US and have founded more than half of the top 25 tech companies.

Lake Havasu City Web Design- What People are Really Doing on the Internet, Part II

“10 Stunning Facts About What People Are REALLY Doing On The Internet (Part II)

Snapchat is a monster, with more than 150 million images being shared and uploaded per day.

YouTube is growing quickly. Now, more than 100 hours of video are uploaded to it per minute, up from nothing six years ago.

YouTube is becoming almost as widely used as Facebook. Tumblr rose from obscurity in 2011 to a frequently used social media site in one year.

Lake Havasu City Web Design- What People are Really Doing on the Internet, Part I

“10 Stunning Facts About What People Are REALLY Doing On The Internet (Part I)

There is 9 times more content available to peruse online than there was 5 years ago. It’s all thanks to user-generated content, such as photo shares, video uploads, tweets and articles. As of 2011, the content totaled 2 zettabytes.

500 million photos are shared and uploaded per day. More photos are uploaded and shared on Snapchat than Instagram. Snapchat’s upload volume is about 1/3 of Facebook’s.