Sentences with phrase «say tablet news»
For all three measures of value, app users were twice as likely as browser users to say the tablet news experience is a better one.
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We have built the best tablet at any price,» Bezos said, according to ABC News.
This poll was cited by the Islamic Republic News Agency, to justify the rather different claim that «A majority of Christians around the world [the Tablet's email poll to its newsletter subscribers could hardly be said to so representative] believe the Pope should not have quoted derogatory statements against Islam».
«Our main finding was that following daytime bright light exposure, evening use of a self - luminous tablet for two hours did not affect sleep in young healthy students,» study first author Frida Rangtell said in a university news release.
However, in what should be even more exciting news for current PlayBook owners, the company is said to be in the advanced stages of launching an update for the tablet.
They are also more active tablet users in general; they are heavier news consumers, more likely to read in - depth articles and more satisfied with their tablet news experience - even to the point of saying the content they get here is worth more than content on other platforms.
Tablets are, by design, perfect content - consumption devices (that's what 94 % of current tablet owners do, said the OPA), and they're also great for web browsing, e-mail and getting your daily news fix.
«Tablets are fundamentally redefining how people consume news and information, with the format more conducive to reading longer form content than PCs or smartphones,» said Mark Donovan, comScore SVP of Mobile, in the press release.
«In the last 12 months we have seen a threefold increase in how long Netflix members are watching on their tablets,» Neil Hunt, chief product officer at Netflix, said in the news release.
Ad revenue depends on the amount of time spent reading the news, he said, and therefore the proliferation of tablets will help the online newspaper industry to gain a new foothold for the first time in 40 years.
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Also, he said that there is a good news for the current users of Transformer tablet as the tablet might get an Ice Cream Sandwich update in the fourth quarter of the year.
Noting «a spike in the ownership of both tablet computers and ebook reading devices» in the holidays, Pew's people get at a broader implication of just how fast digital - content consumption is growing by combining survey respondents who say they read books, news, and / or periodicals in digital formats of one - kind or another:
The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and USA Today are among news organizations planning to offer news applications for Samsung's Galaxy tablet computer, an iPad rival, the Journal said Friday.
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With that the rumor mills suddenly became abuzz with news that the WebOS that has been specifically designed for use in mobile devices may be a better choice than the Windows 7 OS which is said to be too demanding on battery and the processor and is one that has not be designed for tablet or other mobile devices specifically.
«Tablets are fundamentally redefining how people consume news and information, with the format more conducive to reading longer form content than PCs or smartphones,» said Mark Donovan, comScore SVP of Mobile.
News remains an important part of what people do on their mobile devices - 64 % of tablet owners and 62 % of smartphone owners say they use the devices for news at least weekly, tying news statistically with other popular activities such email and playing games on tablets and behind only email on smartphones (not including talking on the phoNews remains an important part of what people do on their mobile devices - 64 % of tablet owners and 62 % of smartphone owners say they use the devices for news at least weekly, tying news statistically with other popular activities such email and playing games on tablets and behind only email on smartphones (not including talking on the phonews at least weekly, tying news statistically with other popular activities such email and playing games on tablets and behind only email on smartphones (not including talking on the phonews statistically with other popular activities such email and playing games on tablets and behind only email on smartphones (not including talking on the phone).
85 % of computer users say they access news on that device each week, compared with 63 % of smartphone users, 60 % of tablet users, 54 % of smart TV users, and only 17 % for the e-reader.
What the survey has also revealed is that users are more inclined to read free content available on the net as just 14 percent of tablet users have said they have actually paid for availing news content on their tablet while 23 percent say they have subscribed to a newspaper or magazine that also include access to their digital versions.
Almost 22 % of adults own a tablet computer, double the 11 % who had a tablet a year ago, and 64 % of tablet owners say they use the device to access news at least weekly, according to a new study from Project for Excellence in Journalism and The Economist Group.
Buried in the dismal news regarding BlackBerry's sharp decline in earnings when revenue recovery was expected last week, BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins also confirmed during the earnings call on Friday that the company's PlayBook tablet would not in fact be updated to BB10 proper as initially promised and declined to specify why the company changed its plans, but the specifications for the Z10 and Q10 may say more than expected.
RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie says an official native email app is coming soon, but this news could not dissuade the dozens of negative reviews for the tablet.
Tablet computers such as Apple's iPad may allow the news industry a «re-set» and to start charging for content after years of giving it away for free, a senior News Corp. executive said Frinews industry a «re-set» and to start charging for content after years of giving it away for free, a senior News Corp. executive said FriNews Corp. executive said Friday.
In other tablet computer news today, Acer says it will finally launch its Honeycomb powered Android tablet, the Iconia Tab A500 in late April.
About half of the tablet news users that Pew surveyed say using their tablets actually makes then spend more time consuming news, and around one - third also now get news from new sources they previously didn't use.
Dell said it would give more news on the other tablets and laptops - such as the Venue 11 Pro, XPS 11 and refreshed XPS 13 - in November, so stay tuned.
A plurality of tablet news users (40 %) say they get their news mainly through a web browser.
A third (33 %) of tablet news users say they are turning to new sources for news on their tablet, sources they had not turned to on other platforms such as television or their desktop computer.
And, more than four in ten (42 %) say they regularly read in - depth news articles and analysis on their tablet.
The vast majority of tablet news users, 84 %, say the fact that the app came from a news organization they liked is a major factor in their decision to download it.
Korea's ET News says Samsung has been checking its supply chain companies recently to ensure that they have enough capacity to provide parts for as many as 100 million tablets in 2014.
The news comes from an interview with the Wall Street Journal, as a Dell executive said the company is also working on a 10 - inch tablet.
Similarly, 31 % said they enjoy the news more on the tablet than from other platforms, while just 8 % enjoy it less.
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.»
The main survey group of tablet news users (the group of 894) was asked to say in their own words what they felt the tablet is especially good at and bad at when it comes to delivering news.
For both, most tablet news users said there wasn't much difference (60 % said the enjoyment was about the same and 57 % said that of the ease of learning).
The web - based survey of 300 tablet news users revealed an even split in how people just checked headlines: 31 % who had used their tablet to check headlines in the last week said they mainly used apps, 39 % mainly a browser, and 30 % used both equally.
It makes you wonder why they decided to do that since those users obviously use their tablets for work, and if anything goes wrong with the update, they'll be more affected than say a regular consumer who only uses the tablet to surf the web, play games and read the news?
Hours after news broke that Hewlett - Packard was considering a spin - off of its PC business, the company also said that it will discontinue support for webOS devices, including the TouchPad tablet.
A similar majority, 57 %, say they substitute the tablet for television news.
Fully 79 % of tablet news users say they now get news on their tablet that they used to get online from their laptop or desktop computer.
Instead, the vast majority, 78 %, said the tablet had not changed the value of the news - that the news was worth «about the same amount.»
A third, 33 %, say they have found new sources to turn to for news since they got their tablet.
Only about half as many as said the news was more enjoyable or easier to learn from on the tablet also said news on these devices was worth more to them (16 % of all tablet news users).
Fully 42 % of tablet users say they regularly read in - depth news articles and about as many, another 40 %, do this sometimes.
Among the select follow - up panel (n = 300 tablet news users), about half (52 %) said they keep up with their favorite sources more now that they own a tablet.
When asked specifically about paying for news on their tablets, 14 % said they have done so, while 85 % have not.
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.
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