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Social networking was the most time-consuming online activity for Americans in 2012, followed by checking email, watching online video and using search engines. Internet users in the United States between the ages of 13 and 64 spent an average of 37 minutes on social networks out of just over three hours online per day. SEE ALSO:  9 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do Online Statista 's chart below shows the most popular online activities for Americans. Take a look — then let us know in the comments how you spend the bulk of your time, compared with the average American.

You want to keep your emails fresh. Follow the latest trends. Stand out in the inbox. Freshening up your email campaign gives you the opportunity to try out new things — maybe a new call-to-action will increase conversions, or a new sidebar will bring more clicks to your website. A new look can also relieve subscriber fatigue. Looking at the same old thing all the time might get boring for your subscribers. Whether you’re doing a full redesign, tweaking some minor design/layout elements, or even just altering the frequency of your emails, updating your campaign will mean making noticeable adjustments — so it’s important take a moment to consider how your subscribers will react. Think about it: the email they’re expecting is not what’s in front of them anymore. So what can happen? Your subscribers might become annoyed, confused, and perhaps even suspicious. If they don’t think the email is coming from you anymore, they might think it’s junk — and that will certainly have a negati

Instagram Now Lets You Upload Videos From Your Phone's Gallery Video on  Instagram  just got a big upgrade. Instagram  added video functionality  to the popular photo-sharing app a little over a month ago, but with version 4.1, launching Wednesday, the app brings with it several new features, including the ability to import video from your phone's gallery. At launch, Instagram only allowed you to upload video that was recorded within the app. While that worked great when you knew going in you wanted to share a video clip on Instagram, it also meant that you couldn’t share videos you had previously recorded using your phone’s camera. Now you can import videos from your phone’s library into Instagram and share them with friends. Videos can be square-cropped however you’d like, and since your video clip may be a bit too long, you can trim it down to just the specific portion you’d like to share. Also, video on Instagram is also now available to Android users running

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If you’re familiar with Eye-Fi’s Pro X2 wireless SDHC cards, which have been available for a few years now, you may be scratching your head at what’s different about Eye-Fi’s new Mobi cards. The Eye-Fi Mobi, which is available as a 8GB/Class 10 SDHC card for $50 and a 16GB/Class 10 SDHC card for $80, offers the ability to send full-resolution photos wirelessly as they’re captured to iOS devices and Android devices. Using a feature called Direct Mode, the Eye-Fi Pro X cards have been able to beam images to iOS and Android devices since 2011. The main difference with the Mobi is that it aims to simplify those camera-to-mobile transfers for casual users, and it certainly achieves that — at the expense of a few options that more-advanced photographers might be looking for. The Eye-Fi Mobi lacks some of the features you’ll find in the Pro X2 cards: It doesn’t transfer RAW files, it doesn’t sync your images to a cloud service and it lacks the ability to send photos wirelessly to laptop

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