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The results of Nielsen’s study on why people like tablets weren’t surprising: tablet users like the devices because they’re easy to
carry around.
Another 21% said they preferred tablets because they are easier to use, and 155 cited fast startup and shutdown times.
Tablet users also said they’re increasingly using them instead of traditional PCs, notebooks, netbooks, eReaders, and even
Some 35% of tablet owners said they are using a traditional desktop computer less since switching to a tablet, while 32% said
they’re using their notebook less often (or not at all) since buying a tablet.
One figure that stands out is the 25% that said they’re using Internet-connected televisions more since buying a tablet, and 26%
The study also found another interesting figure: 435 of tablet readers surveyed by Nielsen said they shared their tablet with other
people in their household, while roughly half of the survey respondents say they have a tablet they use all by themselves.
Click here if you would like to go to the full article from Digital Trends.
Amazon adds iOS support to Cloud Player in Mobile Safari
There’s no app for that, it only works in mobile Safari, but users can
Click here if you would like to go to the full article from Digital
Trends.
Apple has officially surpassed Google to become the corporate king of Earth.
Apple has grown 84% over the past year, and it is now well above Google’s
estimated value of $115.2 billion, which ends Google’s four-year run as the
IBM is the 3rd most valuable company, and McDonald’s is the 4th.
The primary reason Apple has grown so impressively is the success of the
Facebook is first in the “Top 20 Risers” category with its’ 246% surge in
brand value, which places the social network at no. 35 in the world with a
$100 billion).
China’s most popular social network, Baidu, was the second fastest growing
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LinkedIN IPO Values Company at $3 Billion
LinkedIn will offer 7.84 million shares in its initial public offering at
$32 to $35 per share, which would value the company at around $3
billion.
After fees and taxes, the company expects to receive net proceeds
LinkedIn now has more than 100 million users as of march 2011, and
$93.9 million, a 110% increase from the same period last year, and
2010.
Click here if you would like to go to the full article from Mashable.
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