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  Apple Sold 15.43 Million iPads In Q1 2012

  1707 readersApple sold 15.43 million iPads during the fiscal first quarter of 2012 (which spanned 14 weeks and ended December 31, 2011), a 111 percent unit increase over the same period last year. The company also sold 37.04 million iPhones in the quarter, which was up 128 percent over the same quarter last year. Apple’s website explains more: “The Company posted record

• Apple’s latest earnings report reveals that the company sold 22.9 million iPads in its first quarter of fiscal 2013

  1502 readersWhile the tech and financial sites will report in more depth on Apple's first quarter earnings for 2013, I wanted to stay focused on tablet sales, the one area of most interest to TNM readers. With the introduction of the iPad mini in the quarter, and throwing in a new, albeit only slightly changed new

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  Tablet Shipments Will Grow 90% In 2012: IHS iSuppli Report

  1082 readersAccording to a new report from IHS iSuppli, 124 million tablets are expected to ship globally in 2012, which is up 90 percent from 2011 when 65 million were shipped. Shipments are expected to reach 311 million by 2016. The report also found that the new iPad and the lower cost of the iPad 2 is

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  iPad Sales Increased 84% Last Quarter

  994 readersApple sold 17 million iPads in the third quarter of 2012, an 84 percent increase compared to the same period last year. At the same time, the company sold 26 million iPhones, those sales increasing 28 percent. Apple’s revenues were $35 billion for the quarter, with a tidy quarterly net profit of $8.8 billion. Apple’s CFO Peter

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  Apple iPad Loses Over 15% Tablet Market Share in Q3, Samsung and Amazon Winning Big

  1359 readersWith the recent news of Samsung announcing the $399 Nexus 10 tablet, Apple may feel it has a much stronger rival now, one that can’t even be tackled with patent lawsuits. Then there are the statistics, saying that the iPad lost 15% in tablet market share in Q3 2012, according to a new research. It

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  iPhone Sales Fall Short Of Expectations

  981 readersApple sold 17.07 million iPhones in the fiscal 2011 fourth quarter which ended September 24, 2011, representing 21 percent unit growth over the year-ago quarter. During the quarter, the company sold 11.12 million iPads, a 166 percent unit increase since last year. Despite the increases, the company didn’t sell as many iPhones as

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  Tablet Sales Grew 75% Globally in Q4 2012

  147 readersTablet sales grew by a whopping 75 percent, reaching 46.2 million units in the fourth quarter of 2012, according to new metrics from market research company Canalys. The company found the Apple led the market for worldwide tablet shipments owning 20 percent of the market share and shipping 27 million PC units. To put this in perspective, one

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  iPad Sales Up 151% In Q2 2012

  1115 readersApple sold 35.1 million iPhones in its fiscal 2012 second quarter, which represents an 88 percent unit growth over the same quarter last year. The company sold 11.8 million iPads during the quarter, which represents a 151 percent unit increase over the same quarter from last year. The company announced its financial results for its fiscal 2012 second quarter

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  Apple Sold 9.25 Million iPads In Fiscal Q311

  2029 readersApple sold 9.25 million iPads during its fiscal 2011 third quarter, a 183 percent unit increase over the same quarter last year. Apple posted $28.57 billion revenue and $7.31 billion in net profit for the quarter. According to a statement from Apple chief Steve Jobs, revenue for the quarter was up 82 percent and profits were

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  Apple to announce earnings after the bell; Digitimes report projects that iPad sales will be around 13 million units

  1715 readersApple Inc. will report its fourth quarter earnings after the markets close this afternoon. Apple's fiscal starts in October and ends in September. Earlier today Digitimes reported that its senior analyst James Wong says Apple will report that it sold around 13 million iPads in the quarter, a healthy 36.8 percent growth, but still below its