40% of app developers today work alone.

39% of app developers today say app development is their full-time job.

95% of app developers today are men.

The traditional PC market of notebooks and desk-based units is expected to decline 7.6% in 2013. This is not a temporary trend induced by a more austere economic environment; it is a reflection of a long-term change in user behavior. Beginning in 2013, ultramobiles will help offset this decline, so that sales of traditional PCs and ultramobiles combined show a 3.5% decline in 2013.

80% of the top ten global Internet properties are made in the USA.

30% of Dropcam viewers used Talk Back to interact over the past two weeks (May 2013).

From smartphones and tablets to laptops and television, 90% of all media interactions today are on a screen, and businesses that allow users to interact with their brand across all platforms and on all devices are able to generate more engagement.

According to the 2013 North American Top Technology Initiatives Survey conducted by AICPA and CPA Canada, managing and retaining data topped the list of ten technology initiatives for accounting firms in the United States and Canada.

65% of all word of mouth conversations are mostly positive.

Global mobile traffic is 15% of global Internet traffic as of May 2013. Global smartphone penetration is at 21 percent. Some companies are just starting to replace desktop revenue per user with mobile revenue per user. See: Facebook.

The amount of global digital information created and shared — from documents to pictures to tweets — grew 9x in five years to nearly 2 zettabytes (2 trillion gigabytes) in 2011, per IDC.

Users upload 100 hours of video per minute to YouTube, up from zero six years ago.