[benihana]

Stories like this are interesting me because while sales numbers show Android doing well, usage numbers from all over the internet seem to indicate that not many people are actually using their Android tablets, at least not in the numbers people are using iPads.

And then you read the last paragraph and wonder why you just wasted your time with this linkbait article.

>And while Android appears to be making headway against Apple and the iPad, the truth is that Apple remains the top selling tablet brand by a huge margin. While Apple sold the aforementioned 14.5 million tablets from April through June, Samsung was the closest competitor to the Cupertino based manufacturer with 8.1 million tablets sold. in the period.

[ZeroGravitas]

> usage numbers from all over the internet seem to indicate that not many people are actually using their Android tablets

That's not true. US usage figures don't match up with global sales and people forget there's a big non-US world out there:

http://www.tech-thoughts.net/2013/08/reality-android-tablet-...

Also note that usage is a trailing indicator of sales since previously sold devices are still in use.

[slurry]

Thunderstorms like this are interesting to me because while surveys of the first two floors show the water rising, an inspection of the attic seems to indicate that not much water has actually come up here yet, at least not more than an inch or two.

And then you realize this flooding comes from several different storm systems and wonder why you just wasted your time with this linkbait article.

[sogen]

thanks