% of Canadians will spread holiday cheer via: phone calls, messages on social networking sites, e-cards, SMS.MMS, instant messaging [text messaging], physical holiday cards

% of Canadians will place a phone call to wish friends all the best for 2012, % will post a message on a social networking site like Twitter or Facebook, % will send an SMS/MMS, e-mail, instant messaging, % will wait until they are face-to-face to share well wishes. [New Years]

How has your IT budget changed for next year, What technologies do you think may help grow or improve your business in 2011 (Cloud computing, Virtualization, Business Intelligence, ERP, Software as a Service, Storage or SANs, VoiP, Tablet computers, Other)

Who sets the IT strategy in your organization, What type of training to you offer your employees (In-house, Peer-training, Online training, Classroom training, Other), Types of products typically require the most training (Productivity software, Smartphones, Browser-based portal tools, Messaging tools, Social media tools)

Use of social media tools in your business (product & event announcement, customer relations/communications, community building, Do not use social media [social networking sites]

Most important function of a smartphone (E-mail, Instant messaging, Social networking, Web browsing, Productivity applications)

Biggest security concern (Viruses & hackers, Disaster recovery, Employee blunders, Data or infrastructure hosted by third parties)

Barriers to buying from a startup vs. a large well-knowd vendor (Fear that they will go out of business, Products might not integrate, Level of support might not be strong enough)

Computing technologies SMBs will not be using in 5 years - Landline telephones, netbooks, PDAs, PCs, Laptops, Do not plan to stop an current technology

# of tablet computers in Canada by end of 2011, % share of market held by laptops (Q2 2009 vs. Q2 2011), Number of PC shipment in Q2 (desktop and portable)

Policies around bringing personal devices to work (BYOD)

RADIO - revenues, # of operators, satellite radio / digital radio, Average weekly hours tuned per capita by age group, Radio tuning shares by format (e.g. classical, jazz, news/talk, Top 40, ethnic, native)

TV - revenues, # of stations by type, Viewing share by type of service (CBC, Private, Specialty, Pay, Digital TV), Weekly viewing by program origin, genre, and region, Revenues - POV, PPV, Pay services, Number of subscribers by channel, Expenditures on Canadian and non-Canadian programming by genre

BDU - Subscribers by type (Cable TV, IPTV, DTH & MDS (Satellite TV)

NEW MEDIA - Internet usage by linguistic group, Popular Internet activities (e.g. Amateur video, Online TV, Online news, Instant messaging, Social networking sites, Online games, Streaming audio (online Radio), Downloading music, Twitter, Podcasts), Video technology penetration (DVD, HDTV, HD receiver, PVR, MP3 Player, Video on cell phones)

Canadian online advertising revenues (Search, Display, Classifieds, E-mail. Video), Canadian mobile advertising revenues (SMS, Mobile content, Display, Search, Applications)

TELECOMMUNICATIONS - revenues, penetration rates, price index for Internet services, incumbent market share, Internet revenues by services type (High speed access), Internet plan pricing, Broadband availability

Wireless and paging revenues, Subscriber market share, Wireless monthly service rates, International comparisons.

Most popular games (e.g. angry birds, solitaire, bejewelled)

Results available for smartphone users and tablet computer users

% of online Canadians own a true smartphone, % won a tablet computer, Average number of apps on a smartphone, on a tablet