Sentences with phrase «losing tablet market share»

There is an important question that not enough people stop to ask when talking tablet numbers, however: Who and what exactly is Apple losing tablet market share to?

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CNBC reported that part of the drop stemmed from a clearinghouse's decision to boost margin requirements on the stock, while Bloomberg Businessweek attributed it to worries that the company could lose smartphone and tablet market share in China.

After a bump in market share from the popularity of the Amazon Kindle Fire, android tablets once again are losing out to the iPad.

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The Samsung Galaxy Tab family, which held 23.8 percent of the market in December, is now a distant second at 15.4 percent, and every other major tablet group — with the exception of the Asus Transformer and the Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet K1, which held steady around 6 percent and 1 percent respectively — lost market share over the same time ptablet group — with the exception of the Asus Transformer and the Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet K1, which held steady around 6 percent and 1 percent respectively — lost market share over the same time pTablet K1, which held steady around 6 percent and 1 percent respectively — lost market share over the same time period.

IDC's figures for Q4 2011 show Apple losing share in the tablet market to Android, largely because of the Kindle Fire's launch.

A new report from NPD DisplaySearch predicts that shipments of tablets that are between 7 to 7.9 inches in size, such as the iPad mini, will begin to lose market share compared to larger tablet products, thanks in part to competition from larger smartphones.

After a bump in market share from the popularity of the Amazon Kindle Fire, android tablets once again are losing out...

Those tablets were sold... Of course, that makes iFans rather upset that the iPad is losing market share...

El Segundo, Calif. (Oct. 30, 2013)-- Apple Inc. in the third quarter remained king of the tablet business as it held onto its lead in shipments, even though it lost unit market share in the third quarter.

Chitika found that tablets from Amazon, Samsung, Google, and Microsoft gained a combined total of 5.5 percent market share over that period, while Apple's iPad lost 7.14 percent share.

Without something new to fill the gap, Sprint could be setting itself up to lose its share of the tablet market.

The latest report reveals that even though Apple continues to rank on top among global tablet sales, it still has lost its global market share from 29.2 percent in 2013 to 22.8 percent this year.

Google Inc. is expected to lose some market share because of a fragmented market and competition from tablets running Microsoft Corp.'s Windows 8 software.