Telechronics (Ademar Days of opinion): many statistical data and a soldier without bullets.
The average time video display and television on mobile devices increased more than 200 hours per year since 2012, or 8,33 days, by growing the value more 1,5 Hours per week.
Ademar Days
Journalist
Radio Horizonte Algarve / Tavira
This growth in viewing on smartphones and tablets coincides, on the other hand, with the reduction of time in viewing fixtures, that fell in 2,5 Hours per week.
The time spent per week watching TV and video on mobile devices increased 85% the last six years (2010-2016), decreasing 14% the fixed screen.
The data contained in the 7th edition of ConsumerLab TV & Media Report, to Ericsson, detailing the enormous and rapid change in TV viewing behaviors and video as regards its relationship with the mobility.
The study also indicates, for example, the total time of on demand content available - as TV series, movies or other TV shows streaming - increased 50% from 2010.
In this chapter, 37% of respondents consume two or more episodes in a row of the same program on a weekly basis, and more than a fifth refers do it daily.
there are still 40% referring consume YouTube content daily and 10% users assume watch videos on YouTube for more than three hours a day.
Traffic written messages through mobile phones fell last year 11,2%, to the 21,3 billion SMS (Short Message Service), keeping the downward trend recorded since 2012.
Figures from the National Statistics Institute (INE) show that, from 2012, year in which there was a peak 27,9 billion messages, SMS traffic decreased on average 6,4% per annum. So, in 2015, the fall exceeded this average.
The volume of fixed telephone service voice traffic decreased 15% in 2015, for less 1,1 billion minutes, exacerbating the downward trend of previous years.
On the other hand, the voice traffic from the mobile network increased by 5,5%, reaching 25,1 billion minutes in 2015.
The volume of Internet access traffic by broadband exceeded 2 billion GB 2015, increased 30,7% face a 2014. Here, despite the use of access at a fixed location have represented 96,1% of total traffic, traffic growth in mobile technology was more significant (more 38,2%) than the fixed (more 30,4%).
Two in each three Portuguese users of social networks like Facebook and Instagram follow public figures.
Recorded by Marktest, general values 67% go up for 88% It is considered the Portuguese between the ages of 15 to 24 year old.
Cristiano Ronaldo is outstandingly public figure that most users say below. Cristina Ferreira comes in second and third Nuno Markl.
The social network preferred by the Portuguese to follow the personalities is Facebook, with 85,7% followers to use it, with Instagram in second place and third in Youtube.
With regard to the most popular content on the pages of public figures, photos lead, with 54,8% references.
The most common interaction between the fans and public figures on social networks is "like", with 77% references, followed by sharing content (25%). Only 14% fan says comment on the publications of the personalities who follow.
In the song, a new study reveals why there are certain songs that stay in your head for hours.
All about the combination of animated rhythms, easy to remember melodies and a little something unexpected.
In this study by Kelly Jakubowski, Principal Investigator of the Department of Music at Durham University, England, e publicado na revista Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity and the Arts looked to some of the most popular songs with this "sticky factor".
Between 2010 and 2013 the researcher and his colleagues asked three thousand people which were the songs more often they were in the head and then compared the characteristics melodic songs with other songs that were popular during the same period (based on music charts in the United Kingdom).
They found that the music commonly referred to as 'sticky' were more likely to have fast times and, generally, melodic contours rather generic. It is this pattern of growing and decent height, widely used in children's songs, which causes the songs are as easy to remember.
But the 'sticky music' also tend to have some unique and unusual intervals, as musical jumps or repeated notes, that differentiate the average pop music.
There is another factor. Frequent or recent exposure to music also makes it more likely that you get in the head and the study also suggests that it is possible that a song arises in your mind by association the words, images or other memories.
The 'sticky songs' most mentioned in the study are: ‘Bad Romance’ (Lady Gaga); ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’ (Kylie Minogue); ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ (Journey); ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ (Gotye); ‘Moves Like Jagger’ (Maroon 5); ‘California Gurls’ (Katy Perry); ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ (Queen); ‘Alejandro’ (Lady Gaga); ‘Poker Face’ (Lady Gaga).
From music to the theater where this week we feature the premiere of a war film, "The Hero Hacksaw Ridge", which tells the true story of Desmond Doss that in Okinawa, one of the bloodiest battles of World War 2, save 75 people without firing a single weapon.
The life of this hero is brought to the big screen by the hand of director Mel Gibson and the cast includes, besides Andrew Garfield in the title role, with names as big name as Hugo Weaving, Sam Worthington, Vince Vaughn e Rachel Griffiths.
It's worth peeking at the trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3YpVuiLZsc
