Kindle Fire

TechCrunch über eine Studie von der Appanalytics-Firma Localytics:

The U.S. is Amazon’s first and main market for the Kindle Fire, with Amazon only starting to roll out the tablets to other markets towards the end of 2012 (first in the UK market), around a year after launching in the U.S.

That means that some 89% of Amazon’s tablets “live in America, with most of the rest in Great Britain,” writes Localytics’ Daniel Ruby. “After those two, no other country has even one percent of worldwide Kindle Fires.”

In the rest of the world, however, the Android tablet game is Samsung’s to lose. Ruby tells me that the Korean device maker’s Galaxy line accounts for 76% of all Android tablet usage across non-U.S. markets. Nexus 7 came in second at 15%, and Kindle Fire’s global share is just 9%.

Localytics notes that if Amazon manages to work out its international distribution, then “their U.S.

Distimo:

Of all the applications that are available in both stores, 110 applications generated at least $200 each day in one of the stores during the last week of January. 42 of these applications generated more revenue in the Amazon Appstore than in Google Android Market. Of the total income these 110 applications generated in both stores, 28% was generated in the Amazon Appstore.

Scheint so, als tritt Amazons Kindle Fire den (erwartbaren) Marsch durch das Ökosystem von Android an. Wenn dieser Trend anhält, könnte Amazon bereits Ende 2012 der wichtigste Android-Player nach Google sein, der dann bereits anfängt, selbst dem Plattformprovider Google Konkurrenz zu machen.

Das Kindle Fire von Amazon springt aus dem Stand auf Platz 1 der Android-Tablets und auf Platz 2 der Tablets hinter dem iPad. TechCrunch:

The Kindle Fire looks like a bona fide hit right out of the gate. New estimates from IHS iSuppli have Amazon shipping 3.9 million Kindle Fires this quarter, which would make it the No. 2 tablet after the iPad 2 (with an estimated 18.6 million shipments). The Kindle Fire will become the No. 1 Android tablet by a wide margin (the Samsung Galaxy Tab is the next biggest, with an estimated 1.4 million shipments).

Und das obwohl die Hardware nicht gut ist.

Neben Conde Nast hat auch das Wall Street Journal eine exklusive App für das Kindle Fire herausgebracht.

Nook, das Tablet/Farb-E-Reader des Bücherhandelriesens Barnes&Noble kam laut Digi Times im März diesen Jahres auf 3 Millionen verkaufte Einheiten.

Wie bereits mehrfach gesagt: Plattform-Unternehmen dominieren den Tablet-Markt.… Weiterlesen