7 Ways Mobile Apps are Revolutionizing the Entertainment Industry

Infographic | April 2, 2020

With the shift from consoles to cloud-based gaming, gaming-as-a-service has become a multi-billion dollar industry that relies heavily on data. Explore the driving factors and technology behind the growth in the online gaming industry

Infographic | January 31, 2020

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is as new as gaming, and both have been involved with each other since the beginning. Several of the world’s most popular games feature elements of artificial intelligence. Instances can be found in Pac-Man, Red Dead Redemption 2, Sid Meier’s Civilization VI, and so on. Unbeknownst to many, mobile games played a major part in bringing Augmented Reality (AR) to popularity. Today, 81% of American gamers have played using AR at least more than once. With 81% of digital gaming time being spent on mobile apps and engagement with mobile games increasing.

Infographic | January 14, 2020

Here is a great infographic from the people at VizionOnline in London which provides a collection of fascinating facts about streaming service giant, Netflix. Learn about things like how Netflix started out and the average amount of viewers per account and you can also check out the most watched Netflix movies and TV shows.

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 | August 12, 2022

Production businesses make informed decisions on marketing and advertising with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). AI examines critical data and provides important insights into consumer behavior

Infographic | March 13, 2020

The traditional media industry has taken a huge hit over the past few years. Since the boom of online media and social media, newspapers have been replaced by online news sites, printed books have been replaced by Kindles and e-readers, and video rental stores have been replaced by Redbox. Traditional media companies are suffering financially–some have even had to file for bankruptcy. Take a look at how traditional media is changing in the infographic below.