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Kindle Fire Accounts for 54.4% U.S. Android Tablets, All Others Under 10%
We've written about how the 2011 gift-giving holiday season was something of a sea change for tablets and eBooks, but a new bit of research from comScore concluded that it was more one sided than you might have thought. According to them, of all the Android-powered tablets in the U.S., 54.4% of them are Kindle Fires. Though great for Amazon, that could be a problem for Google.
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ComScore: Amazon’s Kindle Fire Now Has Over Half The U.S. Android Tablet Market (And All The Mindshare?)
On the same day that Amazon will be releasing its quarterly earnings, some research from comScore that underscores just how far the company has come since launching its Kindle Fire tablet in November 2011. The researchers say that a... Read Post