More than 55 million homes have a Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod.
Data from Applebee's and Visible suggests advertisers should reconsider demo during March Madness and alike events.
Growth of newcomers Pinterest and Google+ show social category is still in flux.
Sharp rise followed a slowdown over the fall, according to a new Pew report.
On e-commerce sites, purchases on a tablet averaged $123, an Adobe study found.
2011 was a huge growth year for Facebook in the South American nation.
Report from European Commission also found 24 percent of Europeans have never been online.
With Asian- and African-Americans leading the way, 76 percent of survey respondents say cell phones will aid their holiday shopping.
Pew Research Center finds that location-based adoption is slow, but respectively skews Hispanic, young, and male.
According to Pew, broadband growth among all American adults slowed, but grew 22 percent among African-Americans.
Mobile Internet and mobile app adoption is higher in China than in the U.S.
Internet use among foreign-born Latinos lags U.S.-born.
Yahoo has released demographic data on visitors to its properties from the Apple device three months after its U.S. launch.
Socio-economic and demographic factors dictate broadband access, says FCC.
Worldwide, Australian Internet users spend the most time engaging with social networking sites and blogs, according to data from Nielsen.

June 6, 2012
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