Why is this important?
What does this have to do with business?
Well, the Operating System is used as mentioned above with
devices that enable users to have power and portability. Tablets and smart phones now have almost
endless capabilities through the various applications available. Ultimately tablets and smart phone devices
represent the present and future in unified communication and data sharing.
In my experience with this type of technology I am seeing
massive improvements to the capabilities and usage of portable devices. I was extremely interested in comparing the
Mac iPad to the Android Tablets.
Here is some of the data I have found provided by an article
in Technologizer.
Then there’s Comscore’s MobiLens study, which attempts to measure the smartphone platforms used by everyone in the U.S. over the age of 13 — not just ones sold recently, but everything. The numbers it released this
month are pretty similar to Kantar’s.
That’s the U.S. — how about everywhere?
Worldwide, all those companies making Android phones sell a
lot more units than Apple sells of the iPhone, says IDC. In the fourth quarter
of 2012, Android had more than 70 percent share, vs. 21 percent for the iPhone.
Tablet shipment data is harder to come by than data for phones, and the most recent specific numbers by platform I could find were IDC’s full-year estimates for 2012, which it released on December 5 of last year. They had demand for 7″ Android tablets adding up to a decrease in the iPad’s dominance — but iOS still remained the most popular tablet operating system.
Either way whether you are a Mac person or an Android person you can definitely see the benefit in using these devices. More and more businesses are using these devices to provide flexibility and advantage in organization, efficiency and data sharing and management.
The reason I started this blog off with “Ice Cream Anyone”
is because I am trialing the Samsung Note 8 and using that operating system,
and I am truly enjoying the use of this product.