Over the past year, the tablet market has seen major changes. The third-generation iPad was announced in March 2012, and Apple has since gone on to unveil both a fourth-generation iPad and a seven-inch iPad Mini. Microsoft even announced its own upcoming entrance into the tablet ecosystem with the Microsoft Surface. As the state of the tablet market continues to evolve, Chitika Insights conducted a research study to determine which tablet devices are seeing the most success in terms of usage from their user base.
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Mobile Manufacturer Market Share, September 2012 Update
Chitika Insights brings you our latest Mobile Manufacturer Market Share Report, breaking down the distribution of the biggest players in the industry.
Kindle Fire Loses Momentum in Web Usage Despite Sales Increase
Chitika Insights examined the progress of the Amazon Kindle Fire and the Barnes & Noble nook in the tablet marketplace for its latest study.
Supply & Demand Issues Stall Google Nexus 7 Growth
Although Nexus 7 experienced a huge initial surge in both sales and Web traffic, users don’t seem to be surfing as much as one might expect them to. However, a reason for this drop could be Google only recently ended their Nexus 7 hold last week. As such, these numbers are most likely from users who got the Nexus 7 in the first round of shipments. As the novelty of a new tablet wears off, so does the user’s desire to surf the Web as extensively as they had initially.
New iPad Usage Growth in U.S. and Canada Slows after Initial Jump
It has been more than four months since the new iPad was launched, and despite strong international sales, usage numbers point to a fading consumer fervor around the device in North America.
6% Of iPad Internet Browsing Done In Apps
It’s the big, ongoing debate about iPads and tablets: app vs. web. But with more and more third-party browsers appearing, along with higher usage of Google and Bing’s mobile apps, the iPad web browsing world is no longer the sole domain of Safari.
Over 65 iPads for Every Motorola Xoom Exemplifies Apple’s Tablet Dominance
The Xoom started out promising, but more current data suggests that its momentum slammed into a brick wall. With this in mind, Chitika Insights looked to compare the Xoom to the king of all tablet devices, the iPad.
iPad 2: Chitika Has An Ad For That
Tablets are not smartphones. Then again, they’re not home computers, either, and their share of Internet usage is projected to be nearly 4% of all Internet traffic by the end of 2011. Fortunately, we at Chitika already have the solution for web publishers: specialized ads designed specifically for iPad, iPad 2 and Android tablets. Chitika… Continue reading iPad 2: Chitika Has An Ad For That
Can the Motorola Xoom ignite the Android Tablet Market?
As more information is released about the upcoming Motorola Xoom, like hands-on pictures from Devin Coldewey’s article today at TechCrunch, the question of when a real competitor for the iPad emerges. While the iPad has the big edge in the tablet market, there are many devices entering the market in the near future that could… Continue reading Can the Motorola Xoom ignite the Android Tablet Market?
Android Honeycomb Is Coming, Already In Use
So yesterday, Google officially announced Android 3.0, known as Honeycomb (Google tends to name their Android builds after sweet, delicious desserts). Aimed directly at combating the Apple iPad head-on, more and more Honeycomb-powered tablets are being leaked or revealed.