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iPad Will Rule The Tablet World Until 2015?

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2:30PM September 23, 2011 | Alex Kidman

One tablet to rule them all, anyone? The latest figures suggest that Android’s not making a great deal of headway against Apple’s uber-popular tablet solution, and may not take significant share for many years. More »


Computing

PC Sales Set For Slow Year: Blame The iPad

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11:57AM March 4, 2011 | Daniel Long

Market analysts Gartner must really love the iPad. Not only have they lowered their annual forecasts for global PC sales by 14.6 per cent for the coming year to 440million, but they’ve also provided a rather absurd reasoning for their economic predictions: iPad’s are really, really popular. Who didn’t see that coming? More »


Mobile

One Nokia To Rule Them All?

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4:00PM September 17, 2010 | Alex Kidman

Many folks think Android is posed for world domination. It ain’t necessarily so. More »


Mobile

Nokia And Symbian Still On Top In Gartner’s Annual Sales

11:56PM February 23, 2010 | Kat Hannaford

The iPhone 3G may be the most popular phone in the US, but Gartner’s annual phone sales tally still puts Symbian as being the most-used smartphone OS worldwide. Snapping at its heels, BlackBerry’s OS has less than half the sales. More »


Acer Leapfrogs Dell To #2 Globally, But Dell And HP Still Rule The US

12:59AM October 16, 2009 | Danny Allen

Acer rightly cops a lot of stick about build quality, but as predicted, they’ve passed Dell to second spot in worldwide sales. Separate research from Gartner and IDC also ranks Acer third in the US, ahead of Apple in fourth place. More »


Computing

1 Billion Computers Now In Use, Not Necessarily Useful

10:05PM June 23, 2008 | Gizmodo US Edition

According to Gartner there are now more than 1 billion computers in use on this little planet Earth. And not happy with that piece of trivia, they asked their Magic Eight Ball if the number was going to double in early 2014. The answer: “Probably.” What I would like to know is: how many of that billion are Commodore 64s? Unfortunately, the rest of Gartner factoids didn’t offer the answer, but they were almost as interesting.

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