So it would seem that Android phone owners don’t spend much time browsing the internet on their device. Given the fact they have the largest share of the market, when it comes to browsing they are some way behind iOS, with or without the inclusion of the ipad.

“That sound you hear is the rumpus caused by a new industry stumbling into being.”

“The connection between and mobile, social and advertising will be one of the main areas of mobility in 2012”

Yesterday twitter, today Facebook. Soon feeds will just be occupied with Sponsored “news”.

Now for facebook to do the same.

Not sure if this is exciting or not, but it is interesting.

“Marketers need to understand that approaching social media with a broadcast mentality is utterly futile. What’s needed, ironically, is nothing different from what great brand building and advertising have always been based on: a profound understanding of people and what motivates us.”

More like Pulse than Flipboard. Looking forward to trying it in the UK.

Tablets are still a small part of the mobile pie, but the growth with continue at a pace through 2012. As the supply of sub £300 hardware becomes available the take up will inevitably increase. Android will obviously grow, Apple’s overall market share will decline (but in unit numbers will remain the largest), what will be interesting is to see how Windows will fair.

New words for some plod in the marketing department to learn to appear web 5.0, because their boss will be impressed hearing terms they don’t understand the meaning of.

This could get very interesting. Nobody would miss the actual ipad as there will be factories already copying the thing, depends how much really care about iOS.