Sentences with phrase «tablet market share by»

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The report concluded that the fluctuation in tablet market share is driven by the extreme popularity of tablets eight inches and smaller powered by Android.

The third largest tablet manufacturer was Samsung, whose market share grew from 5.5 % in Q3 to 5.8 % in Q4 2011, followed by Barnes & Noble with a 3.5 % market share (down from 4.5 % in Q3) and Pandigital, which held 2.5 % of the market.

Figures revealed by analysts Gartner show that Apple has had a 36 percent share of the tablet market in 2013, almost half that of the 62 percent share that Android has had for the same period.

Looking at the above broadly, innovation by partners is helping keep Android growing, while Windows claws market share from tablet leaders.

Worldwide Tablet / 2 - in -1 Shipments, Market Share, Year - Over-Year Growth, and 5 - Year CAGR by Operating System, 2014 - 2018 (shipment volumes in millions)

Worldwide Tablet / 2 - in -1 Shipments, Market Share, and 5 - Year CAGR by Region, 2014 - 2018 (shipment volume in millions)

The PC industry may be shaken up by the rapid encroachment of tablets into consumer and enterprise spending habits — a trend that's seeing lighter devices like the iPad, as well as cheaper tablets like Amazon's Kindle Fire and more, eat into the market share of bigger and more expensive computers.

iOS: As the operating system for the tablet king when it comes to mind share — the iPad — the popularity of Apple's iOS is undeniable, although it's been challenged by shrinking sales and market share recently.

What has also come to light is that Apple continues to sit on top of the tablet heap with its market share actually increasing by 3.1 percent.

In market share, the iPad was followed by the Samsung Galaxy tablets at 4 % and the Google Nexus at 2 %.

«With the cost and time - to - market advantages afforded by their Chinese supply chain... small - to - micro brand vendors are eating up tablet market share.

Canalys believes that Microsoft will account for 5 % of the tablet market next year, with its acquisition of Nokia helping to push it closer to turning that market share around by turning the company into «a fully - fledged smart mobile device vendor.»

Taiwanese technology firm Asus today said it aims to grow its share in the Indian tablet market to 10 percent by the end of this year as it expands product portfolio and enhances retail presence across the country.

By collaborating with Fujitsu and Sharp which not only have the significant share in the Japanese smartphone market but also offer a wide range of devices across the globe, SCE will deliver the unmatched PlayStation experience to even more smartphone and tablet users around the world.

The share of the market held by Android - based tablets fell to 26.8 percent in the second quarter from 34.0 percent the previous quarter, IDC said.

However, Android tablets too hasn't exactly been push - overs as they have improved their market share by 8.2 percent during the first quarter of 2011, bringing its worldwide share of the tablet segment to 34 percent.

What is surprising that Amazon sold 16.7 million Fire tablets and their market share increased by over 38 %.

Within the Android tablet market, Kindle Fire has almost doubled its share in the past two months from 29.4 percent share in December 2011 to 54.4 percent share in February 2012, already establishing itself as the leading Android tablet by a wide margin.

Its first Kindle Fire tablet in 2011 was by no means a home run, but the versions that followed proved substantially better, even if Amazon's share of the worldwide tablet market remains a miniscule.4 %, according to IDC.

The tablets, however, failed to ignite consumer interest and Sony has yet to break into the top five makers in a market still dominated by Apple with around a 70 percent share.

The iPad captured a 97 % share of the tablet browsing market as reported by ComScore over the last quarter.

By comparison, Android's figures are the shipped number of tablets, so any devices sitting on a store shelf actually count, and they shouldn't for market share purposes.

While that clarifies the definitions used for the analysis, it also muddies the waters for actual market share of Android tablets in use by version.

A recent set of figures provided by Comscore and their thorough analysis shows that Amazon Kindle Fire has over 50 % of the Android tablet market share.

Its market share fell from 60 percent in the third quarter of 2011 as the overall tablet market grew by 50 percent to nearly 28 million.

The Kindle Fire is an effort to take a larger share of a tablet computer market dominated by Apple's iPad.

Google never disclosed sales figures for the Nexus 7, which is manufactured by Asus, but according to analytics firm Localytics Google's tablet owns 8 percent of the global Android tablet market share, trailing Amazon's Kindle Fire family (33 percent), Barnes & Noble's Nook (10 percent), and Samsung's gaggle of slates (9 percent).

The other, more intriguing possibility put forward by the one of Reuters» sources suggests that Google might price the new tablet even more competitively at $ 149 in a bid to gain market share for Android tablets.

Maybe Apple customers» product loyalty is so great that they can pull it off, but it says here that Apple hubris has just opened the door for the Kindle Fire and other Android - based tablets to take a majority market share in the tablet market by the time the 2013 holiday buying season is under way.

A few analysts are divided on the value of the move, which was reported by the Wall Street Journal, saying an online store wouldn't help Google cut significantly into the 65 % tablet market share that Apple's iPad holds.

«Apple's iOS share will continue to lead by more than 40 percentage points over Google's Android for the remainder of the year, but we expect Apple's share to fall closer to 50 % by the end of the forecast period as manufacturers bring new tablets to market.»

Kindle Fire joins a crowded tablet market dominated by Apple's iPad, which is projected to have a 73.4 % market share by the end of the year, according to research firm Gartner.

Kindle Fire joins a tablet market dominated by Apple's iPad, which is projected to have a 73.4 % market share by year end, according to research firm Gartner.

IDC is the firm with the figures and they've shown that Samsung Electronics was the largest tablet maker worldwide, with a 19 % market share in Q1 2017, followed by Foxconn, with 16 % and Compal a 13 %.

According to a report commissioned by research group Digitimes, it estimates that approximately 40 million Apple iPad tablets will be shipped this year, giving it a 61 % global market share in the tablet market.

Based on the worldwide tablet market data during first quarter sales released by IDC, Apple's unrivalled market share is crowned the top spot at 39.6 %.

The key quarter, pointed out by the research, will be towards the 2011 holiday season, incorporating Thanksgiving and Christmas, which will be the true test for tablets across the market share spectrum.

Apple continued to top the tablet market in Q1 by shippin 8.9 million units and grabbing a market share of 24.6 %.

The market - watchers at DisplaySearch, for example, recently projected that the touch - panel market would top a quarter of a billion units by 2016, with the lion's share of those panels going into tablets.

Google can increase their tablet market share 3 % by shipping an extra 500,000 tablets over the course of 1 quarter, which is the amount of Android phones they ship in a single day.

Past tablet - based initiatives by Microsoft such as TabletPC, WindowsCE, PocketPC and UMPC failed to gain market share because hardware partners priced devices too high and failed to realize the potential put forth by Microsoft».

The PlayBook is a bid by RIM to snag a part of the growing tablet market at the same time that BlackBerry phones face increasing competition and slower sales growth as the iPhone and Android - based phones eat up more market share.

Android tablets are sure to make some inroads, but achieving close to 40 - 50 % market share by next year seems unlikely.

In 2013, the share of Apple's iOS dropped 16.8 percentage points as the market demand was driven by the improved quality of smaller low - cost tablets from branded vendors, and white - box products continued to grow in emerging markets.

Sales of tablets based on Google's OS will grow from 17.3 million to 37.9 million, allowing its market share to increase by 3 percentage points to 32 percent, according to Gartner.

The full report, Global Tablet OS Market Share: Q4 2010, is published by the Strategy Analytics Tablet & Touchscreen (TTS) service, details of which can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/5rc4tfk.

AdMob does not break out which tablets were owned by the users, but the survey was conducted in March this year, at a point when Apple's iPad accounted for the lion's share of the tablet market in the US — although Samsung's Galaxy Tab had also been available for a few months.

Chitika's web traffic report has always shown Apple dominating web traffic by a far higher degree than tablet ownership market share would dictate.

The iPad still has by far the largest share of tablet web traffic, with nearly 79 % of the market, but Amazon's Kindle Fire nearly doubled its share in December to 7.5 %.

A series of updates are ameliorating this and other shortcomings, but research by Strategy Analytics shows that RIM's tablet still has a long way to go: SA pegged the PlayBook's market share at a measly 3.3 per cent.