iBall was the market leader with 14.9 per cent share, followed by Samsung (13.8 per cent), Datawind (13.5 per cent), Micromax (12 per cent)...

A year later, Apple was selling about 10 million iPads per quarter, and other manufacturers raced to capitalize on the trend. For a couple ...

In a report released Monday, IDC said Samsung slipped to second spot with a 12.9% share of the market in the three months ended December 20...

Tablet sales in the country grew by 10 per cent to about 940,000 units in July-September 2014 helped by festive season demand and strong co...

Samsung continues to lead the tablet market share with 22.2 per cent, followed by Micromax (10.9 per cent) and iBall (10.6 per cent) in Q3,...

In the previous quarter (Q2), tablet market shipments in India stood at 0.86 million (mn), a 9 per cent growth over the first quarter of th...

In terms of screen size, tablets with screen size between 7-8 inches contributed to 88 per cent of the overall market in Q2 2014.

The India tablet story is losing steam. After a 56% surge in 2013, tablet shipment fell nearly 28% sequentially in the first three months.

Tablet BYOD will grow to nearly four million units, while notebook PC is expected to see a steep decline as the PC industry slows down .

India’s tablet market shipments for the first quarter of 2014 plunged 32.8% on year to 0.78 million units, due to lack of demand, market re...

Slow growth across commercial and consumer segments saw sales of players like Apple, Asus and Amazon also falling.

Last year, tablet sales in India grew 56.4 per cent to 4.14 million units against 2.66 million units in 2012, according to industry estimat...

Samsung led the market with 18.7 per cent share, followed by Micromax (8.9 per cent) and Apple (7.5 per cent).

Phablets will start to cannibalise into the market share of tablets over the next 12-18 months, research firm IDC said.

Global sales of connected devices like smartphones, tablets and PCs is expected to surpass 2.2 billion units and touch revenues of $ 814.3 ...

Tablet computers may be selling in big numbers elsewhere in the world, but definitely not in India.

Notebook computers will be able to hold their own against Apple's iPad and other tablet devices in the Asia-Pacific region, technology indu...