Sentences with phrase «percent of tablet computers»

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By 2021, more than 26 percent of leisure travelers and 20 percent of business passengers globally will be «mobile only,» operating with smartphones and tablets rather than laptop or desktop computers, according to the Atmosphere report.

At No. 42 on this year's Inc. 5000, the tablet and computer maker for companies such as Groupon and LivingSocial has a three - year growth rate of 5,866 percent and 2014 revenue north of $ 6 million.

Digital interactions over desktop and laptop computers, tablets and smartphones are expected to influence 64 percent of retail stores this holiday season, equivalent to $ 434 billion.

A whopping 84 percent of those who owned a computer, a smartphone and a tablet said they enjoyed the amount of information available to them.

No surprise, but smartphones are a dominant method of connection to the web for millennials, with 89 percent of them using the devices to connect, vs. 75 percent who use laptops, 45 percent tablets and 37 percent desktop computers.

Tan also noted that approximately two - thirds of users access Etherscan using a desktop computer, while approximately 30 percent utilize a mobile device (the remaining three percent is comprised of tablet users).

That study found that more than 50 percent of university students were already experiencing muskoskeletal discomfort from typing on computers, texting and using tablets at improper angles.

The study also finds that tablet access surpasses use of desktop computers among American teens, with 54 percent of youth having access to a desktop, compared with 68 percent of teens having access to a tablet computer.

Using its patented ReputationManager 360 solution to identify computers, mobile phones and tablets used to commit fraud, iovation found that 3.8 percent of the total transactions it processed for online dating sites in 2011 were fraudulent — more than a 150 percent increase over the 1.4 percent in 2010 and 1.5 percent in 2009.

It was a follow - up to a similar survey from two years earlier, and while the full results won't be released until later this summer, Wartella revealed that from 2012 to 2014, the number of preschool teachers with tablet computers in their classrooms nearly doubled — from 29 percent to 55 percent.

The global market for tablet computers surged 78.4 percent last year, with 128 million of the devices shipped, a survey showed Thursday.

Personal computer maker Lenovo Group said Wednesday its quarterly profit rose 34 percent to a record high on strong sales of smartphones and tablet computers.

Right now Tablets and Slate devices account for less than 1 percent of the personal - computer market, according to research firm Gartner Inc..

Apple's share of the market for tablet computers fell to 50 percent in the third quarter as the iPad faced more competition from Android devices such as Samsung's Galaxy tablets and Google's Nexus 7.

Global sales of tablet computers surged 50.6 percent last year, with Apple clinging to the top vendor spot amid strong gains by rivals, a survey showed Wednesday.

Apple extended its dominance in the sizzling tablet computer market in the second quarter of 2012, with the iPad grabbing 68 percent of global sales, a survey showed Thursday.

That's an understatement: As of mid-December, 10 percent of American adults owned tablet computers, according to a Pew Research Center survey; by mid-January and the end of the holiday season, that number had jumped to 19 percent — and it only stands to climb as more affordable models, like Barnes and Noble's Nook and Amazon's Kindle Fire, are introduced, and as technological advances enable all companies to produce tablets that are better, faster, and cheaper.

«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.»

Also, for the 53 percent of the users who use a tablet device for consuming news, they do it more now than they ever did using a computer.

A new report shows that 85 percent of U.S. tablet owners are using their tablets as their «couch computer» instead of laptops or smartphones while watching TV.

NBC news reports further that «Of those who have read an e-book in the past 12 months, 42 percent said they read it on a computer; 41 percent on an e-book reader; 29 percent on a cell - phone and 23 percent on a tablet.»

Eighty - one percent of respondents said that computers were used to access ebooks at their schools, compared with 41 percent who said interactive whiteboards were used, 40 percent who said tablets were used, and 34 percent who said that dedicated ereaders were used.

Ken Delaney, an analyst at Gartner, recently told Bloomberg that tablet computers only account for one percent of the PC market despite being around since the 1990s.

He cited Pew Internet Research data that found 41 percent of e-book readers read on an e-reader device like Kindle or Nook, that 42 percent read them on a computer, that 29 percent read them on a cell phone, and that the other 23 percent read them on a on a tablet like iPad or Kindle Fire.

A recent Microsoft survey found that 76 percent of multi-screen consumers are receptive to advertising on TV — compared to 57 percent on computers and 51 percent on tablets.

One statistic cited in Ms. Miller's article was that: «People spend 63 percent of their time online on desktop computers and 37 percent on mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets.»

Seventy - two percent of the nearly 1,000 consumers surveyed who already have smart - home products — those that are controlled remotely by a smartphone, tablet, computer, or separate automatic system within the home — say they want voice control, according to the survey.