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On Tablets, gaming trumps video & social networks

article published on 24 October, 2012

Google report highlights gaming on Tablets. The study showed that 51.5 percent of participants used their tablet PCs for gaming within a two week period. That represents an average of 10.9 percent of total incidents of use, which apparently beats social networking or watching video. Checking e-mails was clearly a favourite for tablet users, with 84.5 percent using a tablet to check ... [ read the full article ]

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Why use a tablet for emails? How stupid, my tablet sees most of it's usage from music, videos and internet followed by gaming and everything else. I need space and demand ports and expansion and google is force feeding the cloud bullcrap. Email is less than 1% for me easily.
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