Is Apple's halo beginning to slip?
12 Nov 2012 | by Lee Langford
Next year could provide some cheer for brands hoping to challenge Apple's dominance, research from Harris Interactive has found.
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Over half of UK iPad owners are disgruntled with the timing of the new iPad 4 launch, writes Mark Simon, managing director, Global Technology Practice, Toluna.
Next year could provide some cheer for brands hoping to challenge Apple's dominance, research from Harris Interactive has found.
Fifty percent of European business executives claim to have an iPad in the home in 2012, up from 19% in 2011, according to CNBC's Mobile Elite 2012 survey.
Forty four percent of tablet users only use their devices at home, writes Mary Fitzpatrick, researcher, Ipsos MediaCT.
The business elite is the highest earning, wealthiest and most influential group of people in European business, writes, James Torr, director, Ipsos MediaCT.
How are connected devices influencing purchase decisions, ask John Stoneman, sales director, EME, InMobi, and Denise Turner, head of intelligence, MPG Media Contacts.
Upmarket tablet users are well over twice as likely as the average upmarket adult to be willing to pay to access content on newspaper and magazine websites.
New research shows that we could be entering a post-PC world, writes Euan Mackay, senior associate director, Custom Media division, Kantar Media.
Sixty nine percent of tablet owners think most people will have a tablet or e-reader in the future, research from UM London reveals.
Online video is now mainstream, with high levels of viewer involvement, writes Chris Worrell, European research manager, Specific Media.