The mobile application will reign among the tools of computing in 2017. The expectation is that Gartner will be downloaded over 268 billion applications in five years, which will generate revenue of more than $ 77 billion. Also according to the consultancy, mobile users provide custom streams to over 100 applications and data services everyday.
While Facebook and Twitter have had a great influence on the willingness of users to share personal information with others, companies in emerging areas such as health screening, "smart" technology for residential applications and cars will drive a new world of apps that can take our data and analyze them in depth, "argued the consultancy study.
"In the next three or four years, the apps will not simply confined to smartphones and tablets, but will impact a larger group of devices, from residential applications to cars and wearable gadgets (wearables)," says research director at Gartner, Brian Blau. "By 2017, Gartner predicts that wearable gadgets will drive 50% of all interactions of apps."
Since appliances such as refrigerators and thermostats, or bracelets do not have a screen or central interface in them, apps and other programs are needed as drivers for exchanging data between users and the company or the product, pointing to Gartner. "As users continue to adopt and interact with applications, their data is - what they say, what they do, where they go - that are transforming the paradigm of interaction with apps," adds Blau.
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Friday, January 24, 2014
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Phablets: OTT content boosts sales
The phablets - which are the devices with mobile phone capabilities, but with screens from 5.6 inches, reaching up to 7 inches, smaller size of a tablet - will win a share of the market, suggests Juniper Research. Segunod consultancy, in 2013, 20 million units were produced worldwide phablets. In 2018 will be 120 million, which will mean a boost of over 500%.
The reason for the growth is the demand in East Asia, in countries such as South Korea, where there is desire for large screens to run games, and in China, where values a better screen quality for streaming content over-the-top (OTT). With all this, Juniper says the market phablets can become a growth area for suppliers of smartphones already established with target consumers passionate about technology, citing recent launches from companies such as Nokia and Alcatel.
As there is not, at least so far, no representative of Apple in this niche market phablets will be dominated by two operating systems: Android and Windows Phone. Notably, the system will be promoted by Microsoft Lumia line, Nokia, Juniper and believes that this player will have better performance particularly in developing countries. The side of the Google system, the leadership will be the series Galaxy Note, Samsung.
The reason for the growth is the demand in East Asia, in countries such as South Korea, where there is desire for large screens to run games, and in China, where values a better screen quality for streaming content over-the-top (OTT). With all this, Juniper says the market phablets can become a growth area for suppliers of smartphones already established with target consumers passionate about technology, citing recent launches from companies such as Nokia and Alcatel.
As there is not, at least so far, no representative of Apple in this niche market phablets will be dominated by two operating systems: Android and Windows Phone. Notably, the system will be promoted by Microsoft Lumia line, Nokia, Juniper and believes that this player will have better performance particularly in developing countries. The side of the Google system, the leadership will be the series Galaxy Note, Samsung.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Sales of tablets increases and Apple's reign is threatened by Android
With the holiday season, sold 27 million units of tablets in the last quarter of 2011, representing an increase of 150% over the same period in 2010. The iPad is still the great leader in consumer demand, but the tablet, Android, gain strength and already represent 39% of the market.
Apple reveals a study published by Strategy Analytics, continues to lead with 58% of the market, but begins to see, yes, competitors approaching, especially in tablets of lesser value. "Consumers want Apple, but how they want to start buying the tablets that are in the market. Popularizes the Android device," says Peter King, director of consulting.
Also according to the survey, Apple led the market by selling 15.4 million units iPad - more than double the amount that the manufacturer distributed at retail in the last quarter of 2010.
But were the models with Android, Google, among them those manufactured by Samsung, Asus and others who had expressive performance - jumped from 3.1 million units to 10.5 million.
"Apple has had an outstanding performance surpassed rivals, but will have to live with more pressure," points out the the executive director of Strategy Analytics, Neil Mawston. In the report by Strategy Analytics in 2011 were 66.9 million tablets sold, an increase of 260% compared to 2010, when they sold 18.6 million units.
Apple reveals a study published by Strategy Analytics, continues to lead with 58% of the market, but begins to see, yes, competitors approaching, especially in tablets of lesser value. "Consumers want Apple, but how they want to start buying the tablets that are in the market. Popularizes the Android device," says Peter King, director of consulting.
Also according to the survey, Apple led the market by selling 15.4 million units iPad - more than double the amount that the manufacturer distributed at retail in the last quarter of 2010.
But were the models with Android, Google, among them those manufactured by Samsung, Asus and others who had expressive performance - jumped from 3.1 million units to 10.5 million.
"Apple has had an outstanding performance surpassed rivals, but will have to live with more pressure," points out the the executive director of Strategy Analytics, Neil Mawston. In the report by Strategy Analytics in 2011 were 66.9 million tablets sold, an increase of 260% compared to 2010, when they sold 18.6 million units.
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