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Top gizmos to look out for in 2009

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  • Apple market share in PCs and smart phones will grow: Even in a downturn, Apple will grow its market share by at least 2 points in 2009. The ease-of-use message and the complete ecosystem are attracting more new customers to Apple stores, and the company will gain new Mac users at the expense of Windows vendors. Also, Apple will continue to innovate around the iPhone and even add some models at lower prices to attract new customers worldwide.

    Microsoft makes a play to purchase RIM: If the Apple iPhone makes any serious inroads into the enterprise, Microsoft will make a bid for RIM (Research in Motion) and use it to enhance and solidify the company’s enterprise smart phone position.

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    Android RocksBy: Aviral Bansal | 31-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward The most exciting prediction is about Android gaining grounds as a mainstream OS. This will mean that the OS will continue to evolve over the next year due to competition. This will also mean that the applications running on computers will be more diverse than today and also mobile devices running on the same OS (Android) will work more seamlessly together. It is really interesting how Google decided to start with the mobile devices and then plans move on to the desktops (which is a high competition area) after proving itself on other devices where the competition is limited. We can expect more innovative and practical applications unifying various devices.
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