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Flurry details app retention by app category, users love weather apps

by Mike Schramm (Oct 22nd, 2012)

Flurry has looked at app engagement and retention with its great series of reports on app usage, and the company has now returned to the subject in a new release. This time, the mobile advertising firm looks at app retention within certain categories to see which kinds of apps users are able to ...

iPad usage survey shows Web browsing still primary tablet timesink

by Michael Grothaus (May 10th, 2011)

Silicon Alley Insider has posted a chart showing the comparative results of reported iPad usage from November 2010 to the current month of May 2011. As you can see from the chart above, an overwhelming amount of people spend a majority of their time on Apple's tablet surfing the Web -- most of ...

iDevices making up more and more of Apple's revenue

by Mike Schramm (Apr 23rd, 2010)

Apple held their latest earnings call this past week, which means we're right in the middle of a flood of analysts' charts and graphs about how well they're doing. This one's extra interesting, though -- we've talked before on this site about Apple's interesting position between its past of PCs and ...

Microsoft still beats Apple in cash and investments, for now

by Mike Schramm (Feb 8th, 2010)

Back during the earnings call a few weeks ago, it was mentioned that Apple has a jaw-dropping almost $40 billion just sitting around in cash. In the chat, we started talking about other companies that might have that much money in the hopper -- Google came up, but I don't think we were able to ...

AOL Daily Finance app raises the bar for iPhone investment tools

by Michael Rose (Apr 17th, 2009)

The Finance section of the App Store does feature some heavy-hitters (Bloomberg, ATM Hunter) and some fairly weak beer too. A lot of these apps are unitaskers, particularly when it comes to stock quotes and charting. For a full-featured and free investment information portal, and a strong competitor ...

OmniPlan

by Dan Lurie (Jul 22nd, 2006)

Well, the cat's out of the bag folks. OmniPlan is the name of that now not-so-super-secret new piece of software from Omni Group. As the name oh-so-subtly suggests, OmniPlan does project planning, complete with Gant charts and whatever else you project planning people do. I'm not quite sure what all ...

OS X Satisfaction Chart

by David Chartier (Mar 28th, 2006)

Someone created a pretty darn funny chronological chart (warning: harsh language) of an OS X newbie's experience with Mac OS X. According to the nine-day chart, satisfaction can fluctuate wildly during the early stages of Mac OS X adoption, mainly due to the "I don't know where anything ...