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Apple’s share in UK market may fall

According to new research from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech currently, there is an estimate of 3.62 million people posses tablet computers in the UK, with Apple owning a 73% market share.

People assumed that that number is going to grow rapidly over the coming days, although Apple’s share may be eroded, since only half of potential tablet owners stating they will buy an iPad next year. Kantar got its data from a panel of through consumer interviews in the UK, France, Italy, Germany, US and Australia.

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Star War Blu-Rays Offering THX Media Detector Tech

The most well known game Star Wars Saga Blu-Ray Boxset will appear in the market on this coming September 12 – according to a new report. The above report has also stated that this brand new upcoming version are coming in the market along with holding the hand of THX’s new Media Director ‘smart content’ Read more

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Apple Inc. wins court decision over Samsung’s Tablet

Apple Inc. just won the court ruling against the ban that got filed for the units of Samsung. The German court tried to stop Samsung from selling their ‘Galaxy 10.1 tablets in Europe’s biggest economy’.

Good thing for Apple, that they won the lawsuit. Samsung, on the other hand, vows to make an appeal with the jurisdiction. Both companies got locked with an international battle over smartphone and tablet rights since April.

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Sony Ericsson Refuses To Confirm Ice Cream Sandwitch

Mobile manufacturing company Sony Ericsson has reportedly confirmed that they will update their latest Xperia smartphones to Android Ice Cream Sandwitch, while it will release. With the sequence to the fact a representative of the Japanese-Swedish alliance has stated SoMobile “Presently Sony Ericsson is trying to bring the next level of Android i.e. Ice Cream Read more

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Smartphone now dominates the European market

The era of phone that does not have the capability to connect through the Internet is finally over. Smartphone has around 52% of 42 million sold in Europe.

Based on the new information released by research company IDC illustrate smartphone, delivery now reaches 48% compared to the similar period last year that reaches virtaully22m, as Samsung, Apple, HTC and BlackBerry maker RIM ruled the market and Finland’s Nokia saw its earlier dominance wiped out. In the most recent year smartphones made up just over a third of mobile phone deals in the region.