The document summarizes news reports from November 5-12 about Apple's iPad and iPhones. It discusses the success of the iPad in its first 80 days on the market, with sales of over 3 million units. It also reports that the iPad's success is encouraging other technology companies like RIM, Lenovo, and HP to develop their own tablet devices. While the iPhone holds a 17.4% share of the smartphone market, Nokia maintains the top spot with 32.7% share. The document also summarizes reports that the iPad may generate more interest from app developers than the iPhone, and that iPad owners in France spend around €27 per month on apps and content.

1. Competitor, actualities
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2. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
The i-Pad is a tablet PC designed and developed by
Apple. It is especially oriented to media such as
books, newspapers, magazines, movies, music, games,
but also to the internet and acces to his e-mails.
Apple has sold 3 million iPad within 80 days of its
release.

3. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
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4. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
Results of Friday, November 5 :
Encouraged by the success of the i-Pad (which has sold
3.3 million units) other major technology companies
like Research in Motion, Lenovo, or Hewlett-Packard
are also preparing the release of their own device.
Source : http://www.boursier.com

5. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
Apple is behind Nokia in the smartphone market :
Apple has in effect sold 14.1 million iPhones,
representing 17.4% market share. RIM has sold 12.4
million Blackberry.
Nokia persits in the first place, its 26.5 million
smartphones sold giving it 32.7% market share.
Finally, behind these three giants are Samsung (7.2
million units to 8.9% market share)
Source : http://www.presence-pc.com

6. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
Results of Monday, November 8 :
Touch screens : Apple puts competitors at an impasse
iPad.
Apple controls the increase in sales of its products
dryngup the supply of components to its competitors.
The reason : Apple’s products have all been launched in
the same way : based on the rareness of at least one of
its components.
Source : http://www.macgeneration.com

7. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
iPad : Issues that affect business pros
iPad is a true competitor to mini-PCs and netbooks
usually assigned to executives. Against them, it has an
arguments : the price : between 500 and 829 euros
depending on the version are less than those of
professional netbooks.
Source : http://www.capital.fr

8. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
Results of Tuesday, November 9 :
Developers could focus on the iPad depends iPhone ?
Apple iPad should generate more interest from interest
from developers of applications, the iPhone, next
year.
In 2010, 30% of developers surveyed have designed the
iPhone applications. Next year, only 8% of them
intend to repeat the experience.
Source : http://www.francemobiles.com

9. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
In France, the possessors of iPad spending 27 euros /
month on the shelf, according to a study of Oto
Research (Fullsix) conducted among 270 owners of
French iPad. This is a very encouraging figure.
They are more than 7.5 million worldwide, and nearly
400 000 in France (according to observers, although
no figure was provided by Apple on the territory).
Source : http://www.francemobiles.com

10. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
Results of Thursday, November 11 :
The iPad will does competition ?
The playbook has to compete with apple mainly on
price.
The other competitor to RIM, Samsung, has sold over a
million copies of his tablet Galaxy in the last quarter.
Source : http://www.express.be

11. Apple’s i-Pad and i-Phones
Results of Friday, November 12 :
Leclerc is preparing to distribute the iPad.
The information was revealed by the newsletter
« Behind the scenes of the economy » of Monde.fr.
The release is planned for Christmas.
Source : http://www.itrmobiles.com