Google's iPad Killer Ready in 6 Months, Says Eric Schmidt

Soon Google could show tablet makers like ASUS, HTC, Lenovo, and Motorola how a real Android tablet is made. During an interview with an Italian newspaper this week, Eric Schmidt, Google’s Executive Chairman, mentioned plans “to market a tablet of the highest quality”.

The idea sounds similar to Google’s Nexus line of smartphones.

Google typically helms the designs of those devices, and the final products are usually treated as the ideal pairing of hardware with Android software.

Though the often-talkative Schmidt says little else along the lines of confirmed plans, he does give the tablet a six month window.

The rest of the article finds Schmidt waxing on the nature of capitalism and the spirit of competition between Apple and Google, as well as American tech makers taking on new products from manufacturers in Europe and Asia.

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Aiseesoft Updates Mac iPad Manager Platinum to Fully Support iOS 5

BEIJING, Dec. 26, 2011 -- /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- To help users have a better experience on iPads running the new iOS 5, Aiseesoft has updated the Mac iPad Manager Platinum. This iPad transferring software is specially designed for Mac users to export iPad files to Macs, iTunes and other Apple devices, import local files to an iPad, convert DVD/video to iPad video, and so on.Aiseesoft's charming Mac iPad Transfer can help users export all iPad files (movie, music, picture, TV show, podcast, iTunes U, eBook, camera roll, voice memos, camera shot, etc.) to a Mac for backup. It also supports copying all these files to iTunes on a Mac. Moreover, this transferring software enables users to transfer iPad files to other Apple devices (iPad, iPhone and iPod) with simple operations.In addition, Aiseesoft's Mac iPad Transfer Platinum can import local music, video, ePub, PDF, image and ringtone files to an iPad or a Mac. Then users can conveniently enjoy these files on their iPad anywhere and anytime. To help users enjoy DVDs or any video file on an iPad, this software offers users a professional solution to convert popular DVDs and video files to iPad-compatible video formats with super high converting speed. Furthermore, this amazing software can assist users to make iPhone ringtones with any popular source DVD/video/audio file. And it can backup iPhone SMS (MMS) and Contacts onto a Mac.Now this Mac iPad transfer software is perfectly compatible with the new iOS 5, and it supports all Apple iPad/iPhone/iPod devices, including the latest iPhone 4S and iPad 2. It is definitely one of the best assistant tools for any iOS device. To learn more about this Mac iPad Manager Platinum, please visit: http://www.aiseesoft.com/ipad-manager-for-mac.htmlMoreover, there is also a specialized Mac iPhone Transfer Platinum for iPhone users. It can provide iPhone users with high-quality services converting DVD/video to iPhone and transferring iPhone files.

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iPad Dominated Tablet Market in Q3; Kindle Fire, Nook Catching Up

Apple's iPad device continued to dominate the tablet PC market in the third quarter, but rivals like Amazon and Barnes and Nobel are not too far behind.

New data released by market research firm IDC revealed that Apple accounted for 61 per cent of sales in the tablet market, with the iPad 2 maker selling 11.1 million iPad units in the third quarter.

Overall the tablet market saw a year-on-year increase of 23.9 per cent in the third quarter with the total shipments rising to 18.1 million, the IDC report said, informed The Guardian.

Meanwhile, the number of Android tablets sold during the quarter increased to 6 million but the overall Android share in the tablet market dropped to 32.4 per cent from 33.2 per cent in the second quarter.

Analysts believe that with the arrival of Amazon Kindle Fire and Barnes and Nobel Nook, Android's share in the tablet market will rise over 40 per cent.

"Apple's larger portfolio of tablet-specific apps, upcoming iPad versions, and growing physical store presence in key emerging markets like Asia/Pacific will help maintain its global leadership," said IDC analyst Jennifer Song.

"However, an improving Android OS experience and lower competitor pricing in an environment with worldwide economic concerns should help Android to increase its market share," she added.

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