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Photo app developers are not seizing the opportunity for tablet-optimized photo apps, study finds Market research Opinion 

Photo app developers are not seizing the opportunity for tablet-optimized photo apps, study finds

Only 26 percent of the top 50 paid and free downloaded photo apps downloaded on iPad are optimized for iPad; 74 percent are generic iOS apps, according to the Tablet Photo App Opportunity Report, a new study by Suite 48 Analytics. These generic photo apps miss out on the opportunity to attract more tablet users through an optimized user interface or... Read More
iPhone less pricy than Android for bestselling photo and video apps, according to Suite 48 Analytics Market research Opinion 

iPhone less pricy than Android for bestselling photo and video apps, according to Suite 48 Analytics

Our pal Hans Hartman at Suite 48 Analytics notes, in his Photo/Video Apps Market Analysis for January, popular photo and video apps on the iOS platform costs on average 38 percent less than their Android equivalents. A majority of the 50 top ranking photo and video apps on iPhone are priced at the minimum allowed in the iTunes store, $0.99,... Read More
IPOs can stifle innovation, according to Stanford study Market research 

IPOs can stifle innovation, according to Stanford study

We’ve all seen it a dozen times. Ground-breaking creative company files an IPO, then stagnates. Pick your example: Pets.com, Zynga, Facebook, Groupon, Pandora, etc. Having a popular service or clever marketing gimmick doesn’t necessarily translate into stock-market success. But according to an article in BusinessWeek, an IPO can also have a chilling effect on innovation. “Companies that succeed in going... Read More
2013 State of Online Photo Retail, from Photo Reporter Market research Opinion 

2013 State of Online Photo Retail, from Photo Reporter

It’s early in the year, but 2013 is already shaping up to be a game-changing year in photo retail news. As the year 2012 came to a close, the headlines provided some insight into the ongoing trends affecting the photo-imaging trade. We recently contributed a feature story to the Photo Reporter show daily, distributed at PMA@CES. Among the highlights: The Virtual... Read More
Mobile photographers abandon half of their downloaded photo apps, but still use the other half regularly Market research Opinion 

Mobile photographers abandon half of their downloaded photo apps, but still use the other half regularly

Glass half full or half empty? Mobile photographer still regularly use about half of the photo apps that they have downloaded onto their smartphones in the previous 12 months, according to imaging experts at Suite 48 Analytics. This is the main finding of a Flash Survey conducted among 216 North American and European smartphone users. The company specifically asked respondents... Read More
Smartphone/tablet photo app users will make products, according to study Market research Opinion 

Smartphone/tablet photo app users will make products, according to study

Data from a new study by Suite 48 Analytics shows the new generation of mobile photographers will buy photo products if given innovative apps and workflows Photo app users are a largely untapped opportunity for the photo output industry, according to Photo Product Purchasing Survey among Mobile Photo App Users, which Suite 48 Analytics conducted among 982 North American and 515... Read More
The majority of top ranking free iPhone photo and video apps now offer in-app purchasing features Market research Opinion 

The majority of top ranking free iPhone photo and video apps now offer in-app purchasing features

In-app purchasing options are becoming vital revenue source for leading photo and video apps A new study by Suite 48 Analytics, a leading research and analysis firm for the mobile photography market, reveals 55 percent of the 98 top ranking free photo and video apps on iPhone now offer in-app purchasing features. These features typically allow users to buy additional... Read More