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 By prasad, on  September 21st, 2010 Market research firm iSuppli is really bullish on the growth in NAND flash sales in the coming year. Shipments of NAND flash in Tablets are projected to be around 1.7 billion GB next year, going up a staggering 296% from the current year shipment of 428 million GB, according to Michael Yang, senior analyst for memory and storage at iSuppli. The shipments is also expected . . . → Continue reading Shipment of NAND flash in Tablet PCs to triple next year By kala, on September 19th, 2010 E-Ink Holdings (EIH), the Taiwan based electrophoretic display (EPD) manufacturer, has announced a consolidated August 2010 revenues of NT$ 1.6 billion (US$ 50.3 million), a sequential increase of 2.57%, and a 16% year on year increase. The consolidated January to August revenues are at NT$ 13.34 billion, an increase of 39% over the previous year. EIH is alo currently gearing up for the . . . → Continue reading E-Ink announces August revenues of NT 1.6 billion, or US$ 50 million By kala, on September 6th, 2010Quantcast has reported their findings from interesting study on Mobile Internet consumption patterns and the OS of the device used for Mobile Web consumption. As one would expect, the Apple iOS is the leader cornering 56% of the Mobile web consumption market share. However, what is notable is that Apple iOS had more than . . . → Continue reading Android accounts for 25% of Mobile Web Traffic, iOS leads at 56% By prasad, on September 2nd, 2010Compal Electronics president Ray Chen, at a company investors conference, commented that he expected sales of non-Apple Tablet PCs to not exceed 15 million units in the year 2011, and that players would quickly quit after realizing the market is not as easy as they expected. Chen expects the shipments of non-Apple tablet PCs to be . . . → Continue reading Compal President pessimistic about prospects of non-Apple Tablet PCs By prasad, on August 25th, 2010Tablet PCs seem to be the future of computing. We have already seen significant growth in the sales of Tablet PCs this year, and with several new launches scheduled for the rest of the year, and next year, there should be an even bigger push going forward. If . . . → Continue reading Global demand for Tablet PCs to be 50 million units in 2-3 years By prasad, on August 7th, 2010How do Americans spend their time on the internet? – “They prefer to email while on the move, and social networking is the choice when at home”, is what Neilson found in their research on the american internet usage patterns. When on their Home computers, Americans can’t seem to be . . . → Continue reading American Mobile Internet usage pattern By prasad, on July 22nd, 2010Hanwang Technologies doesn’t seem to be having a good year. We just reported that their eBook reader inventory was piling up due to the slump in sales of Hanvon branded eBook readers. However, they still seem to have had an impressive 60% share of the Chinese eBook reader market in the first half of 2010. This may still be lower than . . . → Continue reading Hanwang worried about poor Tablet PC sales By prasad, on July 15th, 2010Om Malik, of GigaOm, has written several interesting posts regarding Why Wintel should be worried about ARM’s advance, and how Intel is going to lose the battle for the Mobile space. He makes several compelling points about why Wintel (Windows on Intel) is going to lose the Mobile war. Some . . . → Continue reading Intel vs ARM in the War for the Mobile space By prasad, on July 12th, 2010Its time to rejoice if you are an Android fan (Its hard not to be, i am one). The latest Comscore market share numbers are out, and for the quarter ending May2010, Google’s Android OS’s market share in the US Smartphone market has gone up 4 points (from 9% to 13%). This has come at the cost of all other smartphone OS’s that have all see a . . . → Continue reading Android’s US smartphone market share increases, at the cost of all others By prasad, on July 2nd, 2010Appcelerator conducted a survey of more than 2700 developers last month, to study the 3rd party developers perception of each of the six major mobile OS platforms – Apple iOS, Google Android, Palm/HP WebOS, Microsoft Phone 7, Nokia Symbian/MeeGo, and RIM Blackberry, and published the results last week. Some of the top findings include:
Lot more details and the entire report after the break. Continue reading Apple iOS and Google Android lead in 3rd party developer apps |
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