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Tag: market share
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Did Windows 10 Fail After All?
Is the operating system responsible for the continued decline of the PC market, both in enterprises and households? Or has the world moved on from Windows — and if so, is that Windows’ fault?
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Latest Mobile Sales Figures See Microsoft Overtake BlackBerry For No. 3
While at the top both Apple and Samsung continue to see flattening, but dominant, sales and market share, the battle for No. 3 is heating up with Microsoft accelerating and the sad sight of BlackBerry perhaps heading into a terminal tailspin.
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Samsung Dominates In Smartphones but Market Share is Falling
Samsung's market share is pretty much out of reach now, with its huge device range, but Apple's profits remain untouchable, even as the little guys start to crank up the sales.
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BlackBerry Sours as Rising Shipments Fail to Turn A Profit
In its third-place battle with Microsoft for smartphones, the comeback BlackBerry kid continues to make gentle headway, having shipped nearly seven million smartphones, but can't maintain a profit as it gives a gloomy outlook to investors.
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Forrester Wave Highlights Marketing Mix Modeling Vendors
Marketing mix modeling, which uses data analysis to measure and optimize the right mix of marketing tactics, is being propelled by the growth in channels, devices and analytics. A new report from Forrester Research evaluates some of the leading vendors. The report, The Forrester Wave: Marketing Mix Modeling, Q2 2013, is the latest in a series
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Google I/O To Kick Off With Massive Android Smartphone Dominance
With the unveiling of the next Android OS 'Key Lime Pie' a possibility at its Google I/O event, starting tomorrow, it seems the existing flavors are doing pretty well. Analyst figures from Gartner show almost 75% of smartphones now run the OS, powered by growth in Asia.
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Samsung Stretches Smartphone Market Lead, Celebrates With Record Quarter
The latest IDC figures show the South Korean company moving further ahead of Apple, at the same time as Samsung reports another record quarter. The Samsung Way In their own ruthless ways, Samsung and Apple continue to carve up the smartphone and tablet markets between them.
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Android and Apple Do Battle In the Latest Smartphone Market Share Reports
Most open-minded smartphone users will give it a few quarters before deciding on their own choice of next device, as Microsoft and RIM feed back in to the competition and Lenovo looks to expand.
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4G and Apps Leading the Mobile Data Charge, as Voice Calls Drop Off
Data is going mobile and web services are increasingly being used on phones, if you're not responding to the rise in mobile, then expect your business to plummet. They are some of the findings of Chetan Sharma's State of the Global Mobile Report.
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Yahoo Chairman Jumps Down
In a letter to the Yahoo board, Chairman Roy Bostock announces that he won't be seeking re-election at the next shareholder's meeting. Is Bostock stepping down? Or is it more like jumping ship ? Dear Shareholders: Bostock's letter to shareholders updating them on recent actions taken by the Yahoo board
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Apple's Big Numbers as Everyone Expects a Monster Q1
Apple is expected to break all records in its latest quarter with massive sales of iPhones and iPads, and the promise of more hot releases in the year ahead. The numbers are in and, with hopes of a $40 billion quarter, Apple demolished expectations with $46 billion in revenue.
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Apple Closed the Android Gap With iPhone 4S
The numbers are in and the fall 2011 launch of Apple's 4S iPhone mid-life upgrade proved to be enough to propel the iOS platform to near parity with Android's dominant marketshare.
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Google Renews Firefox Partnership 3 More Years
Word came from Mozilla of a new revenue agreement between Google and Mozilla, makers of the Firefox Search engine. The announcement on the official Mozilla Blog called the deal a "new agreement for default search in Firefox," extending the search relationship with Google for three more years.
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Did Google Let Its Mozilla Search Partnership Die?
Ever notice how your newly installed Firefox browser would always default to the Google search site? That’s because of a lucrative deal Mozilla, owner of the Firefox brand, cut with Google back in 2006, in the pre-Chrome days.
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