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Gartner forecasts that the iPad will dominate the "media tablet" market with +50% market share through 2015

Gartner forecasts that the iPad will dominate the "media tablet" market with +50% market share through 2015

Information technology research firm Gartner has released a forecast that predicts that Apple's iPad should continue to dominate the "media tablet" market through 2015. Gartner defines a "media tablet" as "a device based on a touchscreen display (typically with a multitouch interface) whose primary focus is the consumption of media."



Gartner's report forecasts huge growth in Android online pharmacy viagra, from a 14.2 percent share in 2010 (though even that number seems high to me) to over 38 percent by 2015. Nonetheless, Apple's iPad, which sold more than 14 million tablets last year, will continue to hold the number one spot, selling 47 million this year.



“Seeing the response from both consumers and enterprises to the iPad, many vendors are trying to compete by first delivering on hardware and then trying to leverage the platform ecosystem,” said Carolina Milanesi, research vice president at Gartner. “Many, however, are making the same mistake that was made in the first response wave to the iPhone, as they are prioritizing hardware features over applications, services and overall user experience. Tablets will be much more dependent on the latter than smartphones have been, and the sooner vendors realize that the better chance they have to compete head-to-head with Apple.”



The forecast predicts slow growth for RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook, blaming the fact that the company will need time to attract developers to its webOS platform.



It will take time and significant effort for RIM to attract developers and deliver a compelling ecosystem of applications and services around QNX to position it as a viable alternative to Apple or Android. This will limit RIM’s market share growth over the forecast period,” Ms. Milanesi said. “It will be mainly organizations that will be interested in RIM’s tablets because they either already have RIM’s infrastructure deployed or have stringent security requirements.”

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A good many of us traveled to D.C. at the beginning of the month for the  Crazy Writers Everywhere AWP Conference, and here, some members of our community share their conference highlights:



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I loved hearing---- from editors and publishers arrayed around the book fair---- about their productive, professional conversations with students in the 2011 book reviewing grad seminar. At booths and tables, editors praised the students' engagement, enthusiasm and courtesy. I heard of many books offered and contacts made, proving that the grad students generated a lot of goodwill.  I felt proud that Penn State students, by seeking to showcase the work of others, demonstrated a generous form of literary citizenship.--Robin Becker, Professor of English

My favorite thing about AWP was just how nice everyone was: people at the book fair, the panelists I talked to, etc.  The best panel I went to was the one featuring our very own Elizabeth Kadetsky and Julia Spicher Kasdorf; it was a diverse panel, but all of the panelists were well-prepared, humble, and interesting.---Emily Anderson, MFA candidate

 

My favorite moment occurred when I was giving a reading in an Irish Pub down the street from the conference hotel. Just as I was introducing a poem with a reference to, ummm, male virility (specifically, a "dangling preposition"), an ad for the erectile dysfunction drug order cialis was playing on the bar's jumbo TV screen.--Erin Murphy, Associate Professor of English, Penn State Altoona





One of my favorite quotes from AWP came from the panel, "Beyond Blackout and Whiteache: Poets Rewriting Race."  Jake Adam York (co-editor of Copper Nickel) said you have to replicate, in the imagination of the poem, the power dynamic of what started the poem.--Sarah Blake Shoenholtz, MFA candidate



AWP Billboard moment: Making the rounds at the Book Fair with classmates from Prof. Becker's book review class: chatting with editors; soliciting review copies from publishers; exchanging knowing nods across the floor with classmates. We Came, We Panel-d, We Triumphed.--Evan McGarvey, MFA candidate



Five years." "Seven years." "Eight years." At a panel comprised of first time authors discussing the "Nitty-Gritty of Publishing," novelists, short story writers, essayists, and one poet declared how long they spent writing their first books. Almost none of them completed their books within the tidy time-frame of a two or three year MFA program. I smiled, relieved. This panel confirmed my suspicion that a thesis proves to be one thing, while a first book might be something else. --Rachel Bara, MFA candidate





I loved the chance to reconnect with my former teachers and fellow MFA alums from Penn State.--Rita Ciresi, MFA Alumna







Hope to freeze see you in Chicago, 2012!





 

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