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This is a guest post from Emily Timm, the Professional Services Director at Levers, a forecasting and simulation dashboard for marketers. Emily has years of experience in the virtual ecosphere, including digital marketing, startup branding, mass communication and multimedia journalism. . . .

Who will win the mobile OS battle? We’re placing our bet and think we have the data to back it up. By the end of 2014, Android will be the dominant mobile Operating System (OS). And we’re not talking about . . .

Tablets are the new battleground in tech and to understand what’s happening in the tablet market you need data. We’ve added two new reports to robotmia Trends to give insight into consumer activity on tablets and which tablets they are . . .

I spend a lot of time here at robotmia speaking with app developers about their user experience. One question I get all the time is, “Do you think we should use Facebook auth”? My answer is yes. Here is why. . . .

If you are concerned about fragmentation of the Android OS stop looking at KitKat and instead take a dive into Jellybean. Yes, activity on KitKat is still at less than 1% almost two months after it was released. But that’s . . .

Today marks the two month anniversary of Apple’s release of iOS7 and a new milestone in the adoption of this latest version of iOS. And as of this morning, 80% of total iOS activity is taking place on iOS7, 17% . . .

14 days after the release of Android KitKat the latest version of the Android OS only accounts for 0.23% of activity. But with Google’s announcement this morning that wi-fi models of the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 can now get . . .

Samsung is far and away the dominant Android device manufacturer. In October 2013 Samsung devices accounted 63% of all activity on Android OS devices according to the Android manufacturers report on robotmia Trends. But activity and marketshare are two different . . .

Clear your calendar on November 14 from 5-7pm for the next robotmia Office Hours. This month we are very excited to welcome Andrew Staub, the Growth Lead at Venmo, for a talk on Leveraging Social Proof for Growth. Venmo is . . .