Sprokkit's social media analytics platform Track Social took a look at the NFL to see how well the teams fare on Facebook and what each is doing to deserve its ranking. Despite Tim Tebow memes, the Denver Broncos don’t even make the top ten.

Venture capital investment slowed in the fourth quarter, with U.S. companies raising $7.4 billion, down $1 billion from the previous quarter, according to new figures released by Dow Jones VentureSource.

NPD In-Stat forecasts that the installed base of connected devices will grow from 256.8 million units in 2011 to 1.34 billion units in 2016. This should serve as a wake-up call for any entertainment-related companies that still depend on tradition distribution methods, the research firm said.

In yet another achievement made possible by technology, 4 percent of men have checked the score of an NFL game while at a funeral. And 18 percent of them have looked up that vital stat while on a date, according to a survey released by Yahoo Sports.

The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has come up with more statistics for fans to argue about on Sunday while watching Super Bowl XLVI. It has determined that those rooting for the Patriots are more mobile savvy, but there are many factors worth betting a beer or two over.

Here’s more fun with Super Bowl online statistics, this time courtesy of Yahoo, which reports receiving 50 percent more search requests for New England Patriots than for New York Giants.

Nearly three in four chief financial officers of U.S. technology companies expect revenue to increase in 2012, though at a much smaller rate than last year, according to a new survey by financial advisory and consulting firm BDO.

TiVo, which has been tracking must-see Super Bowl moments and advertisements for a decade, has released its report on what viewers actually watched on Sunday – and it wasn't the ads.

The NPD Group determined that cheerleaders for smartphone apps may be disappointed at how well they scored during Super Bowl XLVI.