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  1. Google's New Record: One Billion Unique Visitors Per Month2011
  2. Every Fourth E-Reader Sold Is A Nook2011
  3. $31 Billion: US Mobile Commerce Market Size By 20162011
  4. Facebook is No.1 in Display Ads Now2011
  5. 10 Million: Members In foursquare Community2011
  6. Reddit In Numbers: Only 5 Employees, And More..2011
  7. Texting, Email and Twitter Statistics2011
  8. Tumblr Statistics: Now Bigger Than WordPress2011
  9. $41 Billion: US Banks' Total Exposure To Greece2011
  10. 80 Million: Number of USB 3.0 devices in 20112011
  11. India's NSE: Some Interesting Statistics2011
  12. Stunning Stat: 50% of iPhones Brought To Genius Bars Have Never Been Synced2011
  13. Instagram Statistics: Will Soon Hit 100 Million Photos2011
  14. $1.3 Billion: Annual Cost Of Running iTunes2011
  15. Android Statistics: Will Top 40 Percent Market Share In 20112011
  16. Real Estate Statistics: 'The Top End Of The Market Immune To All Pressures'2011
  17. Buffett Lunch Sets $2.62 Million Record2011
  18. India's Forex Reserves: $312.90 Billion2011
  19. Smartphone Shipments Will Approach One Billion In 20152011
  20. Mobile Usage Statistics: Texting Cools Off?2011
  21. Which Website Makes $40,000 Every Day?2011
  22. 10 Billion: Location Based Services Revenue By 20162011
  23. Real Estate Statistics: One-Sixth Price Becoming A Trend2011
  24. $43.7 Billion: US Trade Deficit In April2011
  25. 'One Registered User Every Second'2011
  26. Huffington Post Has More Traffic Than The New York Times2011
  27. 97 Percent of Afghan GDP is International Military Spending2011
  28. Meet The Most Optimistic Housing Market In The World: India2011
  29. Over 1.5 Million USD: What SalesForce.com Paid For Data.com Domain Name2011
  30. 12 Percent of Twitter's Revenue Comes From Auto Advertisers2011

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