Is there a way to learn what are the games with the iPad at the Apple retail store?

20 AugPosted in Apple iPad 20.08.11on

I saw some games for the iPad and wanted to download but dont Remember the names. Should I shop? I even tell me?

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There can be found on the Apple Ipad from a retailer what game?

20.08.11in the Apple iPad 20 AugPosted

Some games on the Ipad and wanted to download them, but dont remember the name. Who should I call? They even tell me?

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I have questions about the Apple iPad?

19 AugPosted in Apple iPad of 19.08.11

Well as what will me first will have? Similar, 16 GB, 32 GB, Wi-Fi or 3 G and Wi-Fi? Also there's a newer iPad anytime soon? Wait you must obtain a new version? Thank youu!
Also how will 3 G costs every month?

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Is there a way to find out which games are on the iPad at Apple Store?

20 AugPosted in Apple iPad of 20.08.11

I saw some games on the iPad and to download them, but remember the names. Must call store? will they even tell me?

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It's illegal to sell iPad at TJMaxx is not authorised Apple reseller?

18 AugPosted in Apple iPad of 18.08.11

I initiated by Apple employee that TJMaxx is not authorised reseller Apple. Is that illegal for store to sell something and not be authorized by the company which makes it a?

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Will apple ever put more effects on photo booth for the iPad 2?

29 Jul

Posted in Apple iPad on 29.07.11

I was wondering if apple will ever put more effects on photobooth for the iPad 2 because the ones that I have are kinda getting boring

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Apple Passes Nokia and Holds Off Samsung to Become World’s Top Smartphone Vendor [Updated]

29 Jul

Posted in Apple News on 29.07.11

Just hours after research firm IDC released data showing Apple dramatically outpacing the overall mobile phone industry in year-over-year growth for the second quarter of 2011, Strategy Analytics has confirmed that Apple has indeed become the world’s largest smartphone manufacturer. In that smaller but faster-growing submarket, Apple dethroned long-time leader Nokia and just barely held off a fast-rising Samsung to take the top spot.

Alex Spektor, Senior Analyst at Strategy Analytics, said, “Global smartphone shipments grew a healthy 76 percent annually to reach a record 110 million units in Q2 2011. We had previously reported on Apple becoming the largest smartphone vendor in terms of revenue and profits. Now, just four years after the release of the original iPhone, Apple has become the world’s largest smartphone vendor by volume with 18 percent market share. Apple’s growth remained strong as it expanded distribution worldwide, particularly in China and Asia.”

With both Apple and Nokia reporting their quarterly financial results last week, it was confirmed that Apple had passed Nokia, but some analysts had suggested that Samsung might surge past both companies on the strength of its Android-based handset sales. While Samsung did indeed achieve remarkable 520% year-over-year smartphone growth to move from 5.0% of the market to 17.5%, Apple’s performance was strong enough to at least temporarily take the crown with 18.5% of the market.

Update: ABI Research has just released similar data showing Apple on top of the smartphone market with Samsung in a close second.

ABI Research Senior Analyst Michael Morgan comments: “Although Apple’s 142% YoY growth placed it as number one this quarter, Samsung’s 500% YoY growth shows that going forward, the top smartphone OEM position is Samsung’s to lose.”

ABI Research estimates that 47 million Android phones were sold during the quarter, giving the platform 46.4% of the smartphone market, more than double that of the iPhone.

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