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This report tracks the availability of TV network, vMVPD, streaming video service and sporting league apps on TV-connected devices. As of February ‘20, TV-connected devices were installed in 66.5 million homes. Within this report we track the availability of apps on 94 percent of those devices, depicting their reach to as many as 62.5 million homes.
The NPD Connected Intelligence OEM Brand Analysis report is a bi-annual Powerpoint-based report providing extensive information on consumers’ awareness and perception towards smartphone OEM brands in the market. The report is designed to help product development teams in their smartphone brand/device ranging efforts.
The week when:
- Curse of the free trial
- Amazon Prime goes live
- Peacock Premium Comped
The week when:
- Apple Announces New HomeKit Features
- Samsung is Shaking Up SmartThings
- Eufy Enters the Home Security System Ring
The week when:
- Verizon reengineers prepaid
- If I had a (Verizon) dollar for every
The week when:
- Finally, sleep
- Go no more
Smart home device penetration has surpassed one out of every three US consumers, meaning that 35% of consumers say they own at least one type of device across a portfolio of products that may include anything from security cameras to smart doorbells to sensors that monitor for water leaks. Ownership rates vary by type of device, however, with security cameras the most popular smart home device, owned by 15% of consumers. In comparison, a segment like smart door locks is further behind in the adoption curve, currently resting at just 5% penetration.
The NPD Connected Intelligence Service's Marketplace Report provides a complete view of all mobile broadband service plans offered by the nationwide carriers. This report features each carrier's service plans on smartphones and mobile broadband products in separate tabs, which provides sectional navigation to postpaid and prepaid plans. The data is gathered from multiple sources (online and retail store surveys) during the last week of each month.
The week when:
- Dish confirms Boost Mobile buyout
- AT&T to close 250 retail outlets
- Qualcomm intros low-cost 690 Snapdragon 5G chipset
The week when:
- HBO GO is Gone
- CBS All Access’ Getting Maxed Out
- Basic cable is beholden to cable