Sentences with phrase «worldwide tablet shipments»

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — April 28, 2016 — First quarter seasonality combined with an overall disinterested customer base led to an annual decline of 14.7 % in worldwide tablet shipments during the first quarter of 2016 (1Q16).

Research firm IDC today announced its preliminary estimates of worldwide tablet shipments for the second quarter of 2013, finding that Apple's share of the market has fallen 1/3.

International Data Corp. said it expects worldwide tablet shipments of 62.5 million units this year, up from a previous forecast of 53.5 million units.

Apple's iPad led the charge as total worldwide tablet shipments hit a record 52.5 million units in the fourth quarter of 2012, according to IDC's preliminary data from its Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker, but its market share continued to slide due to competition from Samsung.

In April, market research firm IDC reported that worldwide tablet shipments declined 14.7 percent during the first quarter of 2016 (1Q16).

As a result, worldwide tablet shipments plunged 12 percent year - over-year to 67 million units in Q4 2014, which research firm Canalys says marks its first ever decline after several quarters of slowing demand.

The IDC study showing worldwide tablet shipments show that the tablet industry in general is growing by leaps and bounds, with Amazon coming in at 6 million units sold and third on the list and Barnes & Noble being the only company in the top 5 to have had less of an impact on the market than it did Q4 one year ago.

IDC said worldwide tablet shipments from all vendors combined declined 11.7 percent in the first quarter on a year - over-year basis, making the iPad's gains in sales, revenue, and market share all the more impressive.

Total worldwide tablet shipments more than doubled to 17.4 million units in the first quarter, from 7.9 million units a year earlier.

Meanwhile, IDC reports that the consumer market for tablets is shrinking, with worldwide tablet shipments falling 5.9 percent in the first quarter of 2015 (see full story here).

«Amazon passes Samsung for 2nd place in worldwide tablet shipments» by Taylor Soper at GeekWire — February 5, 2018

Analyst Gartner expects worldwide tablet shipments to grow 53.4 % this year, with ship

As a result, worldwide tablet shipments plunged 12 percent year - over-year to 67 mil

Based on IDC's May report, the Kindle Fire has only 1.9 % of worldwide tablet shipments, down 47 % year - to - year.

On the other hand, a report this week by IDC said that worldwide tablet shipments will continue to stagnate, even as the popularity of two - in - one devices increases.

According to their statistics, worldwide tablet shipments have dropped 12 percent year - over-year to just 67 million units overall during Q4 2014 — Apple saw an 18 % loss, while... [Read more...]

From their press release -» worldwide tablet shipments are expected to reach 221.3 million units in 2013, down slightly from a previous forecast of 227.4 million but still 53.5 % above 2012 levels.

Analyst Gartner expects worldwide tablet shipments to grow 42.7 % 53.4 % [Gartner has issued a correction to its earlier figures] this year, with shipments reaching 184 million units.

According to their statistics, worldwide tablet shipments have dropped 12 percent year - over-year to just 67 million units overall during Q4 2014 — Apple saw an 18 % loss, while Samsung recorded a 24 % decline.

Just as expected, worldwide tablet shipments are down again after a surprisingly solid holiday quarter, looking at yet another big drop in Q2 2018.

There's no recovery in sight for worldwide tablet shipments, based on IDC's latest research, even though the leading OEMs aren't doing so bad.

Research firm IDC forecasts that worldwide tablet shipments will surpass notebooks...

Strategy Analytics has released information about the worldwide tablet shipments in Q3 2016.

IDC predicted that the tablet market would recover by 2018, but the fact is that in Q2 2017 the worldwide tablet shipments declined once again, this time by 3.4 % on a yearly basis.

Last year, worldwide tablet shipments totaled 70.9 million units.