April 11th, 2013 by Music Ally

New research from Forrester suggests that adults in the UK spend more time online, spend more money online and own more devices than adults in the other EU5 nations

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March 27th, 2013 by Music Ally

128m tablets shipped in 2012 according to figures published by IDC yesterday, but it sees that growing to 190m units in 2013, overtaking desktop PC shipments for the first time.

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March 20th, 2013 by Music Ally

NPD Group has published some figures claiming that in the US alone there are now more than 500m devices that are connected to the internet and run apps.

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March 14th, 2013 by Music Ally

Pew Research Center has published a report about teens and tech. The survey of 802 12-17 year-olds and their parents found that 37% of all US teenagers now have smartphones.

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March 13th, 2013 by Music Ally

IDC claims that shipments of Android tablets will overtake iPad for the first time this year: 49% and 46% market shares respectively in an overall market of 190.9m tablet shipments in 2013.

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February 22nd, 2013 by Music Ally

IDC has published a report taking a wider view, tracking shipments of "smart connected devices" – PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones.

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February 22nd, 2013 by Stuart Dredge

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In the three years since Apple unveiled its first iPad in January 2012, the music industry has got progressively more interested in tablets as digital music devices, whether for discovering music, playing...

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February 21st, 2013 by Stuart Dredge

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When Apple unveiled its first iPad in January 2010, nobody talked much about its music implications. The device was more obviously disruptive for video, gaming and newspapers/magazines. As time has...

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February 21st, 2013 by Music Ally

Last year, 14% of online adults in Western Europe owned a tablet, according to industry analyst Forrester. However, the company expects this to grow to 55% by 2017.

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