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Apple has held a lead in tablet market share since the iPad launch in 2010, with a 33.8 per cent share in Q4 2013, according to IDC research.

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It has ruled the tablet computer space with a commanding market share ever since it literally created the category in 2010.

IDC has reported its Q1 2013 numbers, and it looks like the Android tablet market share dominates for the first time since the iPad came out.

IDC have done a preliminary survey on the largest tablet sales figures and detachable 2 - in - 1's for Q1 2018, which indicates that Apple is the leading brand with a 28.8 % market share, Samsung down but still in 2nd place with a 16.7 % market share, Huawei significantly up as expected with a 10 % market share, Lenovo slightly up with a 6.6 % market share, with Amazon down almost 50 % since last year with a 3.5 % market share in the first quarter.

3 years ago, Samsung launched at least one new model in every tablet category throughout the year, so it's natural that Samsung's market shares are falling since they are much less aggressive in taking over the market nowadays.

Although the original iPad has had the lion's share of the tablet market since its launch, there are now plenty of other devices on offer with the Android - powered and bigger than ever Samsung... Read more

Although the original iPad has had the lion's share of the tablet market since its launch, there are now plenty of other devices on offer with the Android - powered Motorola Xoom looking like one of the most likely contenders for the iPad's crown.

Although the original iPad has had the lion's share of the tablet market since its launch, there are now plenty of other devices on offer with the Android - powered and bigger than ever Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 V looking like one to consider So, has the second coming of the Apple tablet done enough to stop the others snapping at its heals?

Although the original iPad has had the lion's share of the tablet market since its launch, there are now plenty of other devices on offer with the Android - powered Motorola Xoom looking like one of... Read more

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Android tablets are growing in market share vs the iPad much faster than Android smartphones grew against the iPhone since a year previously.

Android slates have gotten much, much better since those early days and now Android vendors» combined tablet market share looks ready to pass Apple's share.

There's no mistaking the numbers in the chart above, which doesn't even include Amazon tablet shipments since no data is available — Android tablet shipments are growing rapidly while the iPad's share of the global market is declining.

Since, it has grown to capture a good chunk of market share, and has driven back frenemy devices like Nook tablets and Kindle Fires, which technically use Google's Android OS, but strip out all the services that make Google money.