55% of mobile users buy products on their devices, but 80% research purchases on them
Less than half of top retailers have a mobile site and app
88% of mobile users engage in some kind of mobile commerce
72% of consumers aged 20-40 in US and UK will use mobile devices to compare prices in-store
48 million US shoppers will use their smartphone as an “on-demand aide-de-camp” in stores
$43.4 billion is what US holiday shoppers are expected to spend online this season, up 17% from last year
14% of people with mobile phones have used them to make purchases while drunk
23% of holiday shoppers in the US will spend more online than offline
28% of US adults with a mobile device will use them to shop on Thanksgiving, vs. 16% last year
32% of smartphone owners plan to download a shopping app for the holidays
20% of online sales in the UK will be made through a mobile device in 2012
12 times as many users engaged with store signage that could interact with their smartphones via Near Field Communication, when compared to QR codes
35% of those with mobile phones have trust issues when it comes to shopping online
Right now is the best time to trade in your previous-generation smartphone for a new model
More than half of all app downloads will still be occurring on iTunes by 2017
132% more money was spent by UK marketers on mobile advertisements in 2012 than 2011
88% of ecommerce in the world is still conducted on PCs; in the US, that figure is 81%
10% of website traffic in the US comes from tablets, 8% from tablets
89% of all website traffic from tablets comes from iPads
61% of all website traffic from smartphones comes from iPhones
1 in 3 US consumers is thinking about buying a tablet computer this holiday season
388 million Chinese access the web through their mobile phone, more than do so via PC
There are 260 million mobile connections in Brazil, higher than its population
More than half of all phones purchased in the world will be smartphones by 2013