Articles Tagged ‘Android’
CBC using AI to gain podcast insights, OpenAI building a social network
In other tech news this week, Japan rules against Google and IAS adds Video Exclusion Lists to TikTok.
Google must divest Chrome, but it can still invest in AI: DOJ
Canadian media leaders weigh in on what this may mean for marketers.
Google plans privacy changes to limit sharing of user data on Android
The initiative, reminiscent of Apple’s ATT, is also coming with features to preserve advertising capabilities.
Canada ranks ninth in app-making: report
The U.S. and China were responsible for the bulk of the apps created in 2017.
Canada’s prolific smartphone market skews to iOS: study
Newzoo says Canada is ahead of the global market in terms of smartphone usage, and a preference for iPhones might indicate more spending power.
Mobile OS use overtakes desktop globally, but Canada lags: study
StatCounter’s five-year reports show that Android has become the most popular operating system for internet users globally, but for Canada, desktop still boasts the highest share.
North Americans over-index on in-app purchases: study
A new report by AppsFlyer says companies should still need to use more data to keep users engaged over time.
More smartphones, more streaming: report
With 75% of the Anglophone population using smartphones, consumption of audio and video content on those devices is also up.
Visible minorities overindex in smartphone use: MTM
They are also spending more time online and utilizing the second screen more than the average Canadian, according to a new report.
The app-etite of an Android user
Android users are on an average of 35 apps a day according to new research from Yahoo Labs.
The Globe uploads an Android app
The national newspaper is delivering a curated experience to readers and advertisers on a new app exclusive to Android tablet users.
Spotify available for Canadian download
The app is upping its presence in Canada, with country specific content rolling out in the coming months.
La Presse+ to launch on Android
The digital newspaper, which has been live for nearly a year on iOS, will launch on select Android tablets at the end of April.
Canadian Family launches sponsored iPad edition
The launch kicks off with the magazine’s March issue and is part of a larger initiative from publisher St. Joseph Media.
iPhone the most popular second screen: Seevibes
Almost half of Canadian TV chatter on Twitter happens on the Apple devices, according to the Montreal-based social TV analytics firm.
