16/02/2012 |
Some interesting news has been released today regarding the recent success of the Kindle Fire, Amazon’s flagship tablet device. According to iSuppli, Amazon managed to grab a 14% share of the tablet market in the last financial quarter, while Apple’s market share dropped from 64% in Q3 to 57% in Q4.
Apple released the iPad 2 nearly a year ago so it makes perfect sense that demand will drop as the year goes on, especially when new products like the Fire get released later in the year....
With the new iPad around the corner, there are lots of people wondering if now is the time to jump into the wonderful world of tablets. Of course, the new iPad will be the first one many first timers will look at. Many savvy shoppers, however, will also take a look at the alternatives before tak...
The iPad 3 has been amongst all of the recent talk, andunsurprisingly, customers are getting excited for the latest tablet out of Cupertino. And why shouldn’t they? We’ve been hearing the iPad 3 will feature a stunning Retina display, larger battery, LTE, upgraded cameras, Siri, and a...
Barnes & Noble is ramping up its competitive duel with Amazon.com...
The share of adults in the United States who own tablet computers nearly doubled...
More than a fifth of those who received a Kindle said they have not used it...
There are rumors a’swirling about the next iPad, both about what it will be and when it will be available. There is rampant rumor-mongering on the internet about Apple breaking with their traditional annual release cycle and offering up a new iPad as soon as this September. Or, the next iPa...
The new iPad is set to be delivered to customers some time Friday and will be available in store Friday at 8am. Some mainstream publications have gotten an early look at the new iPad and have just published their review of Apple’s third-generation tablet and its Retina glory.Here’s wh...
Hype for Apple’s third-generation iPad has reached a fever pitch leading up to tomorrow’s announcement. A whole lot of people are eager to see how Apple will leapfrog the rest of the tablet market yet again. When we asked Cult of Mac readers if they plan to buy the iPad 3, over 50% o...
The Black Friday promotional support for tablets seems notably weak
Looking to sell your old iPad to help pay for a new one? Well, we’ve already shown you a number of places to sell or trade-in your old tablet for cash. But now it looks like you can take your iPad straight back to its manufacturer.As noted by TheNextWeb, Apple has updated its Reuse and Recy...