Good Technology, a player in the enterprise mobility space, finds in their new report that iOS still has the lions share in device activations compared to its competitors in the enterprise marketplace. Data was culled for Q4, 2011 from the top Fortune 100 firms that Good Technology services.

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According to Vid.ly, a video encoding and url-shortening service, iOS commands a 52% share of mobile videos watched on their service. Android’s share has spiked significantly from 5% in Jan, 2011 to 32% in Dec, 2011. Contrastingly, iOS share shrank from 87% to 52% during the same period.

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SoMobile, has elucidated on key stats from mobile dominant nations in this nifty infographic. China, India and USA are the top 3 countries when it comes to the volumes of available mobile phones. The visual also tracks mobile penetration in each country and further goes onto drill down and highlight interesting data points for key nations.

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IDG Connect, in their latest survey finds that over 70% of the global professionals they polled say that they are buying lesser newspapers and books. 49% of them are even buying lesser number of DVDs. In Asia and Middle East, nearly 90% & 80% (respectively) of respondents are buying even lesser analogue content.

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When it comes to mobile retail buying, tablet users spent an average of $123 or 54% more than smartphone visitors in 2011 according to Adobe’s new study. Retail websites also witnessed a 3 point jump from tablet users last year spiking from just 1% in Jan, 2011 to 4% in Dec, 2011.

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Nielsen, released its latest numbers from their Mobile Media Report for the Oct to Dec Quarter in 2011. Although Android leads iOS in the OS share by a large margin; amongst new smartphone buyers Android has slender lead over iOS share with 46.9% and 44.5% respectively. IPhone 4S has contributed significantly to eat into Android’s share.

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Social media and mobile merchandizing firm, zMags, have released an infographic with some interesting data points. They find that online shoppers prefer websites, tablet browsers and mobile shopping to branded apps, and it skews heavily in favor of web based shopping. 87% prefer websites and mobile sites, while apps get a meagre 4% approval.

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Asymco, has put together an interesting chart where they predict that both Android and iOS is set to overtake PC unit shipments soon. Android would do it in 2012, while iOS in 2013. It’s a mind-boggling chart as it traces the shipments of PCs from back in 1975, suddenly to be outdone by the meteoric rise of newer entrants in Android and iOS.

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This fun infographic encapsulates varied data points on tablets and how we use them. Stats include the amount of time we spend on the device each day, when and where we use the device to browse etc. Demographics, screen size preference, market projections and how much we spend on apps. Check them all out here!

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At the CES convention last night in Vegas, eBay’s John Donahue gave a keynote where he predicted that m-commerce market would surge by 60% this year. He forecasts purchases made from apps or the mobile web would touch $8 billion in revenue in 2012; a spike of 60% from a $5B revenue run rate in 2011.

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