TV & Video Week in Review
The week when:
- HBO Max adds shuffle button
- Netflix explores adding password sharing fee
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The week when:
- HBO Max adds shuffle button
- Netflix explores adding password sharing fee
The week when:
- Showing your colors
- OnePlus to try again?
2021 was a strong year for home automation sales amid a banner year for technology sales as a whole. As consumer technology industry revenue reached $127B, a 9% increase over an historic 2020, home automation revenue grew 20%. While many of the same use cases around monitoring, convenience, and efficiency continued to drive sales in 2021, the entrance of new brands and a more diverse range of products and price points has helped to drive increased unit volume and attract new groups of buyers to the market.
The week when:
- Matter Faces a Delay
- Xiaomi Made a Security Robot
The week when:
- HBO Max & Discovery+ Join Forces
- Hulu offers $2.99 Disney+ add-on
- Tubi to focus on Originals
The Device Ownership Trends & Profile report is your go to for understanding what devices consumers own and how that has changed over the past 3-years. The profile tool segments over 300 consumer groups. You can quantify device ownership penetration for your target demographic, shopper, viewer, subscriber and more. The analysis is published every other wave, and the accompanying excel data dashboard provides a more in-depth view of the trends every quarter. Key findings this wave include:
The week when:
- MLB strikes deal with Apple and NBC Sports
- NBCU switches from Hulu to Peacock
The week when:
- The new iPhone SE goes 5G
- T-Mobile brings 5G FWA to Metro stores
The week when:
- Roomba i3 Gets an Update
- Smart Mosquito System Keeps Bugs at Bay
Port Washington, NY, March 8, 2022 – For many a broadband connection means having the ability to stream the latest binge-worthy shows, conference call with colleagues who are miles away, and monitor your home via smart devices from another state. But over the course of the pandemic broadband connections played a role in all that and more, keeping students connected to the classroom and patients connected to their doctors via telehealth.