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In
the three years since Apple’s iPad became the first modern web tablet
available in the US, the tablet market has continued a steady growth.
Tablets have worked themselves into the daily lives of both workplace
and casual web browsing, and while the iPad has remained king since its
launch, other devices have been gaining in popularity among users.
To determine the distribution of Web usage among leading tablet devices for the month of April 2013, Chitika Insights sampled tens of millions of U.S. and Canadian tablet ad impressions running through the Chitika Ad Network. The data used to compile current market share was drawn across the time range of April 15th to April 21st, 2013. The historical data in the charts below is drawn from the Chitika Insights February and March tablet market share reports.
The iPad has shown little fluctuation in web traffic volume so far
this year, claiming 81.3% of tablet web traffic in April, up slightly
from 81.0% in January. Amazon’s Kindle Fire has maintained its place as
the second largest tablet in terms of Web traffic share with 7.4% of
traffic in April. The Samsung Galaxy family of tablets shows the most
interesting trend, as the only tablet to post gains every month since
January. Web traffic share for Galaxy tablets has increased by 20.5%
since January, claiming 4.7% of web traffic volume in April versus 3.9%
in January. While the iPad remains by far the most popular tablet in
terms of Web traffic, indicating a high level of user interaction with
the devices, Android tablet users are making strides.
To determine the distribution of Web usage among leading tablet devices for the month of April 2013, Chitika Insights sampled tens of millions of U.S. and Canadian tablet ad impressions running through the Chitika Ad Network. The data used to compile current market share was drawn across the time range of April 15th to April 21st, 2013. The historical data in the charts below is drawn from the Chitika Insights February and March tablet market share reports.
The iPad has shown little fluctuation in web traffic volume so far
this year, claiming 81.3% of tablet web traffic in April, up slightly
from 81.0% in January. Amazon’s Kindle Fire has maintained its place as
the second largest tablet in terms of Web traffic share with 7.4% of
traffic in April. The Samsung Galaxy family of tablets shows the most
interesting trend, as the only tablet to post gains every month since
January. Web traffic share for Galaxy tablets has increased by 20.5%
since January, claiming 4.7% of web traffic volume in April versus 3.9%
in January. While the iPad remains by far the most popular tablet in
terms of Web traffic, indicating a high level of user interaction with
the devices, Android tablet users are making strides.
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