Sentences with phrase «growing number of tablets»

And Amazon, not looking for a scuffle, is striking a tone that suggests theres room enough in the mobile market for the Kindle as well as the ever - growing number of tablets.

There are a growing number of tablets available from Chinese makers with Windows 8.1, and some are even trying to make dual - boot, android / Windows tablets.

While e-ink display technology may have lost its sheen with the slow demise of standalone ebook reading devices and the growing number of tablets, e-ink is witnessing a resurgence of sorts with smartwatches.

I think the main reason that DC is doing so well in the digital sphere is because of the growing number of tablet users.

Consumers now enjoy a growing number of tablet choices other than the iPad.

Its presence explains the growing number of tablet hybrids that we've seen emerge over the past few months, with the majority of manufacturers opting to offer a keyboard attachment for tablet devices.

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Gray hopes the improved experience will ultimately result in an increase in the number of pros using specifically the Nvidia tablet, and will help promote that hardware to the rapidly growing fan base.

As device consumption among consumers continues to grow and more readers rely on their tablets and smartphones for digital reading, the number of available titles also continues to grow.

In order to help placate a growing number of angry customers, Amazon has announced that it is now possible to downgrade your tablet back to OS 4, but you will lose all of your data and files.

And competition in the fast - growing tablet market has also prompted a number of hybrid devices from e-reader makers, expanding the choice for consumers even more.

Canadian - based Kobo has started to release a number of new e-Readers every year, along with a growing tablet line.

Now, if we also figure - in those who have read a news or magazine - like article using any kind of technical aide — e-book reader, tablet, smart phone, or application — the number grows to well over 40 %.1 That is a huge percentage when looking at the overall «modern reading habits» in America.

The number of NOOK Apps has grown 10x in the last year and 100x since launching and includes all the most popular and bestselling top 100 app titles for tablets available anywhere.

That relaunch and the growing number of comic book developers who are making their work available for the widespread full - color tablet market are filling a niche that has been missing from digital publishing.

Google E-books» statistic that there are a growing number of readers who own both a dedicated e-reader as well as a tablet PC indicates that sometimes a reader just wants to enjoy words on the page and there are other times when he wants to be immersed in a complete experience.

One of the initial headaches for publishers of tablet - based books and magazines, especially where the Android platform was concerned, was publishers were having to adapt their content to the various screen sizes, a fact that can only be exacerbated with the smaller Kindle Fire tablet, iPad Mini, and Nook HD, as well as the growing numbers of people who are comfortably reading magazines and newspapers on their smartphones.

At the same time, this venture recognizes that a growing number of consumers want the variety of options that are open to them as tablet consumers, while still benefiting from their customer relationships with specific book and ebook retailers.

The group's goal was to ensure that as much of their vibrant content as possible was available for the growing numbers of consumers who were using their tablets for personal reading.

With the emergence of a growing number of smaller - sized tablet devices, advertisers and publishers will need to understand whether these devices limit the opportunity for advertising compared to their larger - screen counterparts, or if they are able to build incremental reach and engagement by presenting different use cases.

What has not been surprising is the number of e-readers or tablets with e-reader apps purchased and downloaded by my family and friends has continued to grow.

With the latest version including better tablet support and support for App2SD I'm sure the number of users will grow even more.

That relaunch and the growing number of comic book developers who are making their work available for the widespread full - color tablet market are filling a niche that has been missing... [Read more...]

According to Murray, the number of people who choose to do their reading on dedicated e-reader devices has not gone down in the face of widespread tablet availability and selection, although a growing number of people own both an e-reader and a tablet, and a still tiny sliver of the population owns three or more of these devices.

«In all, the number of owners of either a tablet computer or e-book reading device... grew from 18 percent in late 2011 to 33 percent in 2012.»

He also discussed some of the considerations that Barnes and Noble is working with to expand Nook use in foreign markets, the work that B&N is doing with Nook Video, as well as how B&N plans to address the needs of Nook e-reader users while keeping up with the growing number of consumers who are exploring the options provided by tablets.

With the greater acceptance and growing numbers of people who have adopted reading on a tablet - sized screen, the industry has moved forward to the consumers who demand the portability of having their magazines and newspapers delivered to their smartphones.

The number of growing Android tablets is testament to the fact there is market out there for these tablets.

As tablets increase in popularity, the number of digital picture books available is growing.

Laptops continue to vie for consumer attention - and dollars - with growing numbers of media tablets.

As smartphones begin to outsell simpler feature phones, and as media tablet sales explode, the number of mobile Internet users will grow by a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.6 % between 2010 and 2015.

For your specific commercial purpose, it is now or never that you will have to consider providing your clients with the eBook option for the massively growing number of eReaders, smartphones, and tablets owners.

A growing number of hardware makers are finding that there is no need to rush out an Android tablet.

In an attempt to spur mainstream adoption of its e-reader, the Kindle, (and to fend off the growing number of competitors in the e-reader, digital book, and tablet market) Amazon reduced the e-reader price by more than half and established a policy of capping off e-book prices at $ 9.99, which publishers criticized, arguing that the low prices of e-books would cannibalize sales of higher priced hardcover books.

Often described as a means to enable patrons to explore new technology, the programs appear to be declining as a growing number of patrons own their own smartphones, tablets, and e-readers.

The remaining niche of tablets (perhaps 5MM - 10MM total units) will be fought over by a growing number of vendors including the Chinese OEMs offering $ 300 wholesale costs to the carriers.

In addition to a growing number of Google Android tablets, including the higher - end Motorola Xoom, 2011 will see the release of Research In Motion's PlayBook and Hewlett - Packard's TouchPad, both of which run proprietary operating systems.

The number of Americans ages 16 and older who own tablet computers has grown to 35 %, and the share who have e-reading devices like Kindles and Nooks has grown to 24 %.

Combined, the number of U.S. consumers owning a tablet or e-reader grew from 18 percent to 29 percent in January.

Apple currently owns upwards of 80 percent of the media tablet market, despite a growing number of challengers to the iPad like the Motorola Xoom and Blackberry PlayBook.

In the US, the number of readers using a dedicated ebook reader has remained the same from 2011 to 2016, while of those reading on tablets, smartphones or laptop substantially grew.

As the number of mobile phones and electronic tablets continues to grow, applications — probably even more than books — have an opportunity to experience unbelievable spikes in sales over a very short time.

For some that will be single purpose device, but for a growing number of consumers, a connected tablet will be the e-reader of choice.

With more than 13 million downloads of Adobe Digital Editions, a free software application for acquiring, managing and reading ebooks, users can transfer their digital content to their netbooks and desktops, and by taking advantage of a growing number of mobile applications, users can also consume ebooks from Google eBooks on tablets like the iPad.

Sure, the great majority of US consumers may not own a tablet yet, but the numbers are expected to grow rapidly in the forthcoming years.

As of June 2011, the popularity of tablets is growing rapidly but is still well below the number of Smartphone users.

As the popularity of ebooks and digital media continues to grow, so does the number of new ebook readers and tablets coming onto the market.

The report claims that consumers» interest in slates continues to grow, with the reported 49.1 million total tablet shipments in Q1 of 2013 surpassing the total number of shipments made in the entire first half of last year.

When a select group of tablet news users was asked about their tablet activity in the last seven days, the numbers grew somewhat: 39 % reported sharing headlines through social networking sites, and 38 % said they shared longer articles.

While the rest of the world was buying up iPads at an incredible rate, however, a number of consumers in Canada were turning their attention to the home - grown BlackBerry PlayBook tablet instead, Globe and Mail reports.

Yet if eMarketer's predictions are correct, Android tablets will be used — not just bought — by a growing number of Brits in the next four years.