NinthDecimal Mobile Audience Q Insights Report

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1 Q Insights Report

2 Table of Contents Connected Device Trends 2-3 Mobile Shopping Behavior 4-5 Location Trends 6-7 Connected Device Adoption 8-9 On-the-go Consumers 37 % Worldwide Location Highlights Have used a Mobile Wallet in the past 90 days The Q1 Mobile Audience Insights Report examines location and mobile shopping trends as well as connected device adoption. This quarter we tracked three key emerging trends in the location and mobile markets. The first area reviews Wi-Fi usage on smartphones and tablets. The second key area looks at proximity-specific shopping behaviors and mobile wallet usage. The third trend evaluates how business travelers are leveraging location when on-the-go. Key highlights include: Wi-Fi usage on mobile devices has grown year-over-year. Comparatively, laptop usage has declined. 37% of on-the-go consumers have used a mobile wallet within the past 3 months. Two-thirds of C-level executives and small business owners are using location-based apps on a weekly basis or more frequently.

3 Connected device adoption: Public Wi-Fi trends Public Wi-Fi connections by device What are the biggest advantages to using public Wi-Fi from your smartphone? 70 % 55 % Q Q % 37 % 17 % 7 % 21 % 31 % 9 % 14 % Faster connection To avoid data charges Streaming content To teather to my laptop 10 % 3 % Laptop Smartphone Tablet I only use 3G/4G I like to use a broadband card instead Mobile devices represented 45% of Q1 public Wi-Fi connections in 2012 Almost half of all Public Wi-Fi ad requests were served to smartphones (31%) and tablets (14%) in the first quarter of By contrast, laptop traffic represents 55% of public Wi-Fi traffic, decreasing from 70% of Wi-Fi traffic the year prior. Nine of out ten consumers report advantages for accessing public Wi-Fi from their smartphones instead of using 3G/4G, with the top reasons being a faster connection speed (55%) and avoidance of data plan charges (37%).

4 Connected device adoption: Tablet ownership Do you plan to purchase a tablet? Tablet owners are 47 % 27 % 26 % Own a tablet Plan to purchase No plans to purchase 2x more likely to comparison shop in-store and purchase mobile on device instead Nearly one in every two smartphone owners also own tablets 47% of smartphone owners now own tablets, up from 32% in Q Tablet ownership, in general, will continue to growth throughout the year. Gartner estimates that million units will be sold worldwide in a 98% increase in tablet sales from 2011.* Furthermore, latest research forecasts that 90% of tablets use Wi-Fi only, and thus tablets will continue to grow as a percent of the Wi-Fi network.** In terms of audience behaviors, tablet owners are more likely to exhibit showrooming tendencies: 10% of tablet owners comparison shop and purchase on their mobile devices instead, compared with 5% of those who do not own tablets. *Source: Gartner, April 10, 2012 **Source: MediaPost, 2012

5 Mobile shopping behaviors: In-store shopping behavior When comparison shopping in-store, what is the primary reason? 49 % To price compare with another retailer Demographic Breakdown < % 54% 50% 53% 43% To price compare with the store s own site 14% 19% 14% 17% 12% Price compare with another retaailer Price compare on store s own website 15 % 13 % 10 % 10 % 5 % Use a mobile coupon Find colors or other options Item was out of stock Never planned to purchase in the store To use an online or mobile coupon To find other colors or options Item in store was out of stock Never planned to purchase instore. Just went to see the product 16% 16% 11% 12% 15% 15% 10% 9% 9% 11% 12% 11% 8% 10% 10% 6% 4% 7% 5% 5% Consumers are price driven when comparison shopping in-store with their mobile devices 49% compare prices with other stores, 15% price compare with the store s own website, and 13% sought to use a mobile coupon. Other reasons to comparison shop included finding colors and options (10%) or because the item was out of stock (10%). Furthermore, 5% never planned to purchase. Consumers between are the most active comparison shoppers, both with another retailer (54%) or the store s own site (19%). Consumers under 24 are the most likely to seek alternative product options (15%). Comparison shopping also skews male: 53% of men comparison shop with another retailer and 17% compare with the store s own website, compared with 43% and 12% of women, respectively.

6 Mobile shopping behaviors: Mobile wallet adoption Have you used a mobile wallet in the past 90 days? In the past 90 days, which of the following mobile wallets have you used to purchase in-store? 8 % Of this 37% 14 % 37 % 46 % use 41 % 29 % use 18 % use Yes No What is it? I d like to 8 % use More than one-third of the on-the-go audience have recently used a Mobile wallet 37% of on-the-go consumers have used a mobile wallet in the past 90 days. Of the 63% who have not, 8% indicate that they would like to, and 14% do not know what a mobile wallet is. PayPal is the leading mobile wallet solution: 46% of mobile wallet consumers have used PayPal, 29% have used Amazon, 18% have used Google Wallet and 8% of consumers have used other options.

7 Location-based trends: Mobile application usage How often do you use location-based applications? 27 % 36 % 16 % 57 % 12 % Small Business Owners C-Level Executives Daily Weekly Monthly 52 % Most used app categories for business travel 1. Travel 2. Weather 3. Social Networking 4. News or Reference 5. Music/Entertainment 6. Games 7. Sports 8. Business/Finance 9. Lifestyle/Retail 10. Utility The majority of business travelers use location-based apps on a weekly basis or more frequently 73% of small business owners use location-based apps on a daily (57%) or weekly (16%) basis. Similarly, 64% of C-level executives also report using location-based apps daily (52%) or weekly (12%). More than half of business people use apps on a daily basis regardless of position or company size. When traveling for business, the top three most-used app categories are travel, weather, and social networking.

8 Location-based trends: Usage of location-based services Which local services are important when conducting business while on-the-go? 68 % 64 % 54 % 46 % 43 % 42 % 34 % Small business travelers Mid-size business travelers 29 % 30 % 30 % 31 % 31 % Enterprise business travelers 5 % 2 % 4 % Booking reservations Finding nearby business services Connecting to my social network Finding entertainment Other RESERVATION Business travelers highly value local services when conducting business on-the-go More than half of small, mid and enterprise level business travelers believe that booking reservations is the most important service while on-the-go, followed by finding nearby business services. Finding entertainment and connecting to their social network are of nearly equal importance to all travelers. Other important services include finding resources such as food, lodging, or online services for checking .

9 Connected device adoption: U.S. highlights Top 10 Wi-Fi Mobile Device: Q Top Wi-Fi Mobile OS: Q Q1 Mobile Device Top 10 Q % of Ad Requests Q % Change in Market Share Q1 Mobile Device OS Q % of Ad Requests Q % Change in Market Share 1 Apple iphone 43.4% % 2 Apple ipad 27.0% 2-3.9% 3 Apple ipod Touch 10.4% 3-1.7% 4 Kindle Fire 1.59% % 5 EVO 4G 0.53% 4-0.1% 6 Ascend II 0.47% % 7 Torch 0.44% 7-0.3% 8 Samsung Galaxy Tab 0.34% 8-0.2% 9 Samsung Galaxy S 0.33% 9-0.6% 10 Sensation 0.31% % 1 ios 81.2% 1-1.9% 2 Android OS 16.1% % 3 RIM OS 1.9% 3-0.3% 4 Windows OS 0.4% 5-0.4% 5 Web OS 0.3% 4-0.3% 6 Symbian OS 0.2% 6-0.1% 7 Bada OS 0.0% 7-0.0% Apple ipad loses market share to the iphone in the first quarter 2012: Apple devices remain in the top 3 positions, however only the iphone sees gains in Q with a 2.3% increase in market share. The Kindle and Ascend II also see gains within the top 10 devices, by 0.7% and 0.5%, respectively. All other devices experience a decline in market share. Android makes large gains in market share in the first quarter of 2012 : Android OS is the only operating system to see gains between Q and Q1 2012, increasing by 3.2%.

10 Connected device adoption: U.K. highlights Top 10 Wi-Fi Mobile Device: Q Top Wi-Fi Mobile OS: Q Q1 Mobile Device Top 10 Q % of Ad Requests Q % Change in Market Share Q1 Mobile Device OS Q % of Ad Requests Q % Change in Market Share 1 Apple iphone 49.5% 1-1.5% 2 Apple ipad 25.4% 2-1.7% 3 Apple ipod Touch 5.5% % 4 Samsung Galaxy S II 2.7% % 5 Samsung Galaxy S 1.0% % 6 Samsung Galaxy Ace 0.8% % 7 HTC Desire 0.8% 4-0.9% 8 HTC Sensation 0.8% % 9 HTC Desire HD 0.6% % 10 HTC Wildfire S 0.5% % 1 ios 80.7% 1-2.5% 2 Android OS 16.6% % 3 RIM OS 1.8% 3-1.3% 4 Windows OS 0.3% 5-0.3% 5 Symbian OS 0.3% 4-0.7% 6 Web OS 0.1% 6-0.1% 7 Bada OS 0.1% 7-0.0% Top 10 devices consists primarily of three manufacturers in the first quarter of Apple, Samsung and HTC: The Apple iphone and ipad decrease in market share by 1.5% and 1.7% respectively, while the ipod saw a 0.5% increase. Nearly all other Top 10 android-based devices saw increases in marketshare. Similar to the US, Android OS makes large gains in market share in the first quarter of 2012: Android OS increases by 4.7% from Q to Q1 2012, primarily at the expense of ios and RIM OS which decrease by 2.5% and 1.3%, respectively.

11 Worldwide location highlights: Public Wi-Fi locations Worldwide public Wi-Fi locations: Worldwide quarterly growth in public Wi-Fi locations 682, , , , , , , , , Q Q Q Q *Base starting at 230,000 NinthDecimal, Q Worldwide public Wi-Fi locations continue to grow from 2011 into the first quarter of 2012: Quarterly growth of 1.3% from Q to Q Annual growth of 26.6% from Q to Q

12 Worldwide location highlights: Public Wi-Fi locations Q1 Country Q Number of Locations Q % Change 1 United Kingdom 181, % 2 United States 111, % 3 China 104, % 4 South Korea 83, % 5 France 35, % 6 Taiwan 24, % 7 Russian Fed. 16, % 8 Japan 15, % 9 Germany 14, % 10 Sweden 9, % Public Wi-Fi business models: Worldwide Q % 77.7 % Public Wi-Fi business models: U.S. Q % 77.1 % Paid Free Paid Free United Kingdom, United States and China remain in the top three spots: Public Wi-Fi counts remained stable in each of the Top 10 countries between Q and Q No change in public Wi-Fi locations seen both in the U.S. and domestically: Free vs. Paid distribution saw only slight variations throughout 2011, and has plateaued in Q

13 Insights NinthDecimal is the leading mobile audience media company, combining location and audience data to deliver targeted advertising across premium locations and wireless devices. This Insights report provides a snapshot of usage trends and audience data over public Wi-Fi for the first quarter of This report is intended to highlight market trends for advertisers. NinthDecimal s Location-Based Media Channel is comprised of more than 30,000 public Wi-Fi locations through partnerships with more than 30 leading wireless broadband telecommunications providers, with venues such as airports, hotels and cafés that serve more than 40 million unique users monthly. NinthDecimal connects with the on-the-go audience across multiple devices from laptops, to smartphones, to tablets. NinthDecimal s registry of public Wi-Fi locations includes more than 450,000 public Wi-Fi locations in 144 countries. NinthDecimal has been reaching on-the-go audiences since For questions about this report, or for recommendations for future reports, please contact us at Insights@ Methodology: NinthDecimal s Mobile Audience Insights Report is based on data from approximately 315,000 public Wi-Fi locations, as well as surveying more than 5,000 customers randomly selected across NinthDecimal s Wi-Fi Media Channel in January 12 March 12. NinthDecimal serves advertisements to over 30,000 public Wi-Fi locations in North America and we record data from every ad request. This report is based on the ad request data we collected from January March Quarterly public Wi-Fi location rankings and business model distributions are based on the final day of the quarter.