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Infographic | February 4, 2020

Gaming is now a huge business, with the gaming sector set to be worth close to $200 billion by 2022. Its influence can be felt all across the web - according to research, some 18% of all English-language videos posted by popular YouTube channels are related to video games or gaming, while five of the top ten highest-earning YouTubers of 2019 mostly share gaming-related content. If you've not considered gaming to be a real 'thing', or gaming to be a competitive sport, it could be time to re-evaluate your thinking - while for marketers, the rise of gaming also opens up a range of opportunities for brand awareness, promotion and use-case framing.

Infographic | February 14, 2020

Augmented Reality in E-commerce allows customers to preview products or experience services in their normal lives before buying. Using Augmented Reality, customers can preview products and be more likely to pick the right product the first time. Check out our infographic “Augmented Reality in E-commerce” to know how augmented reality is improving the experiences of online customers and how e-commerce businesses can increase their online business by implementing augmented reality on e-commerce websites.

Infographic | February 25, 2020

The first PlayStation transformed the way we game and raised the standard for gaming consoles. It has been through many changes over the years, becoming more than just a gaming device.

Infographic | February 27, 2020

No matter what category your mobile app is in, the challenge of retaining loyal users is universal. While generating initial interest and communication of value is top-of-mind, there’s plenty of work to be done in keeping those users engaged and turning them into much-coveted Daily Active Users (DAU). But when your app or audience may be more utility focused or situational, how do you keep retention high?

Infographic | February 12, 2020

They’re not hyper and casual, just hyper-casual. These games are all the rage these days. Whether you have 5 minutes or 5 hours to play, hyper-casual games are the perfect way to fill the gaps in your day with some good ol’ gamin’. How did this genre become so popular? Are hyper-casual games overnight successes or have they been slowly gaining momentum towards a singularity of gaming?

Infographic | April 2, 2021

VR provides users with a fully digital environment with no elements from reality. AR, meanwhile, enhances what you see by adding computer-generated images to the view using different devices. VR requires wearing a VR headset or other seemingly cumbersome gear to create a truly immersive experience.