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Gartner: Android to Control Nearly Half of Smartphone Market by 2012
Another week, another set of analyst predictions of how the Android operating system from Google is set to take over the world of smartphones. Last week it was IDC predicting Android would control...
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Gartner: Apple’s iOS Will Dominate Tablet Market Through 2015
If analysts from Gartner are correct, the market dominating lead Apple has with the iPad just may be insurmountable for competitors. According to a report released by the leading analyst group today,...
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Report: At least $74 Billion to be Spent on Gaming in 2011
Gartner Inc., a market research group, has done research and published a report about the market trends surrounding the gaming industry. Their findings, which have been summed up and brought to light...
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Tablets Are Killing PC Sales in the U.K.
The overwhelming popularity of Apple’s iPad has spawned a whole new generation of tablets that are slowly but surely having an impact on PC sales. In the U.K., PC sales continue to fall, with just 2.5...
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Strong iPhone Sales Shove Android’s Market Share Down in Q4
Strong sales of Apple’s iPhone resulted in a slight decline in Android smartphone sales during the fourth quarter, Gartner said in a report published on Wednesday. Android has so far only seen solid...
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Android Has 56.1% Of Global OS Market Share, Gartner Says
Android’s growth doesn’t appear to be slowing down any time soon. According to a new report released by Gartner on Wednesday, Android currently has a 56.1% share of the global smartphone OS market,...
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Samsung Continues to Chew Away at Nokia’s Global Mobile Market Share
Gartner on Tuesday released its latest Market Share: Mobile Devices, Worldwide 2Q12 report, which found that Samsung maintained its spot as the leader of mobile phone sales globally. In fact, its...
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Samsung and Apple Account for 46.5% of Global Smartphone Sales
Samsung, Apple and Nokia are the world’s three largest mobile phone makers, but Samsung and Apple alone are responsible for a stunning 46.5% of all smartphone sales around the globe. The two firms...
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“Worst Decline in PC Market History” in 2013, Gartner Says
Research firm Gartner published a report this week highlighting the movements inside the PC industry during the fourth quarter of 2013. The firm said it noticed the worst decline in shipments in PC...
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Tablets to Overtake PC Sales in 2015, Study Says
See full gallery on TechnoBuffalo Gartner released its latest predictions for the device market today, covering PC, tablets, smartphones and “ultramobile” (2-in-1 hybrid) sales through 2015. While the...
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Uh Oh: Samsung’s Global Smartphone Market Share Takes a Massive Hit
Samsung’s smartphone sales are struggling – a fact the company is well aware of – and now new figures from Gartner provide a better look at what’s going on in the global smartphone landscape. The...
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US PC Shipments Pop 13.1 Percent Thanks to Solid Holiday Season
Gartner recently released its preliminary figures for PC sales during the fourth quarter of 2014 and for the entire year. The firm noted that total global PC shipments increased 1 percent over Q4 2013...
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Windows Phone and BlackBerry OS are fading into nothingness
See full gallery on TechnoBuffalo Gartner recently released its latest figures for mobile operating system share for the fourth quarter of 2015. iOS and Android are killing it as usual, with a...
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BlackBerry’s share of the smartphone market hits depressing low
BlackBerry is fighting to keep its smartphone business alive and refuses to give up on new handsets, but new figures show the Canadian company is still struggling. Despite being the king of smartphones...
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