Stats & research

Stats, data, research and reports about the use of iPad and other tablets.

Having a hard time controlling personally-owned tablets and smartphones in the workplace? Get used to it, because a new study claims that 50% of all workers will be required to bring in their tablets and smartphones to work by 2017.

Some businesses may boast about how tablets have transformed employee productivity, but others are having a hard time keeping workers away from Facebook, Twitter and other tablet time drainers. But if that’s you, don’t fret -- here is what you can do to sort it all out.

Two new reports suggest that advertisers are just starting to realize the full potential of tablet advertising.

Researchers say that a new tablet screen size is about to become super popular…and that could be bad news for Apple, Amazon and Samsung phablets.

Ignore the naysayers, size does matter, at least when it comes to defining what is and what isn’t a tablet.

A short sentence from a new consumer says a lot about how television viewing is changing: “Consumers can’t just watch TV anymore.”

iPad faces serious competition in the enterprise if a new survey by Aberdeen Group is on the mark.

The money brands spent on paid-search ads using Google dipped 1% in the first quarter of 2013 compared to a year ago, but several specific areas of ad spending saw growth in the quarter.

A new report details just how fast tablet ownership is growing in the U.S. and why.

Steve Brazier, CEO and president of market research firm Canalys, had some bold thoughts on Android, iPads, mobile security and business apps when speaking at an event in London today.