According to analysts, Microsoft's current problem is not its products but its marketing strategies.
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Apple wins South African tablet race, Samsung close second
Researchers said that Apple led the South African tablet industry while Samsung trailed at second. Over 1. 4 million units of tablets were purchased by South Africans in a span of three years, said research firm World Wide Worx.
Android zaps iOS dead for tablet supremacy
Android posted a massive increase in the latest quarterly report for tablets, while Apple's iOS continued to decline.
Apple's response to Pegatron's claimed labor abuses
Apple issued a statement in response to Pegatron's claimed labor abuses. Apple responded to claims that its Shanghai-based manufacturer, Pegatron, was involved in labor abuses.
Microsoft does well where it counts - analysts
Analysts said that Microsoft's opportunity lies in the high-end market of tablets and PCs hence, it should focus there.
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Analysts said that the telecom operators' plan to slash subsidies would boost iPhone sales. Apple investors were reported to be worried about the telecom operators' plan to slash subsidies.
Analysts said that BlackBerry would not lose its corporate professional customers if it would focus on a healthy mix of everything and not just on its security features.
Two distinct reports from the IDC and Strategy Analytics suggested smaller firms absorbing the top two companies' market share.
A leaked photo of Apple's low-cost "iPhone 5C" seem to hint the possibility of rumors.
The top four smartphone manufacturers were announced in the latest quarter report by the IDC. Global market share during the latest quarter decreased for Samsung amid reports of increased shipments of their products per year.
If Verizon stops offering two-year plans on their iPhone units, analysts believe that Apple will net more sales due to customer panic.
According to China Labor Watch, Pegatron Corp violated the rights of its workers at its factories in Shanghai and Suzhou, China.
Facebook and Apple rose with the mobile internet shift. There has been a shift to mobile internet and two big technology firms were feeling its effects positively.
Apple's senior VP of technologies, Bob Mansfield, moved to "special projects" of CEO Tim Cook.
