Sentences with phrase «average tablet owner»
The average tablet owner simply does not always keep their apps up to date.
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Data from the RJI Mobile Media News Consumption Survey finds an average of 14 % of smartphone owners use them to read books, versus 41 % using tablets for reading, three times greater than on smartphones.
Tablet owners also tend to own a plethora of other connected gadgets — six others on average, according to Forrester — and are «more technology savvy than non-tablet owners», a finding that is consistent with an early adopter profile.
In the three - month average period ending August 2012, 37.1 percent of tablet owners read a newspaper on their device at least once during the month, with 11.5 percent of tablet owners reading newspapers almost every day.
Sony tablet owners are sometimes seen as more tech savvy than average, and Sony is actively supporting that, as we can see from Sony's Android Open Source Project (AOSP) page on Sony Mobile, with a list of binaries and codes for all of Sony's tablets that are currently running Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
In addition, the incidence of magazine reading among tablet owners closely mirrors that of the general population although the volume of reading is above average, 4.1 titles per month vs. 3.7, an 11 % increase.
E-book reader ownership levels among seniors are slightly lower than the national average (24 % of all U.S. adults are e-book reader owners), while tablet ownership levels among seniors are around half the national average (34 % of all U.S. adults are tablet owners).
More likely, it's because tablet owners have more disposable income on average than the PC browsers.
The average iPad or iPhone owner spends more money on more things than the average Android device owner, and Apple has built up a great ecosystem of peripherals for its phones and tablets.
According to Nielsen, a recent study found that 85 percent of smartphone / tablet owners use their device while watching TV at least once a month and 40 percent of them do it daily; that's over the average of 34 hours per week Americans spent in front of the TV in early 2012.