#are tablets relevant

Of course, we have iPads and Android tablets, but there are also 2-in-1 PCs like the Microsoft Surface Book and HP Spectre x360 Folio. Sure, there are still a lot of Android tablets out in the market, but they're out of fashion, and Apple has been driving more innovation towards their iPad. In the last 12 months, Apple still has the highest market share for tablets in the Philippines at 53.35%, with Samsung at 24.67% and HP at 10.62%. While the overall market and their general popularity have been on the decline, these things are still very much relevant. Here are some of the reasons why: Tablets are still the best devices for media consumption. If your daily use doesn't require a lot of computing power, and you're set with watching movies on Netflix, web browsing, and even office applications, then tablets are the way to go if you want ultimate portability. Playing games on tablets are better since the bigger screen makes the experience more immersive. It may seem like tablets are now a thing of the past since there isn't as much noise compared to smartphones, but hey, they are still relevant. But if Apple continues to do its stellar job with their iPads and Android at least tries to keep up a little bit more, we think tablets can change their relationship status with consumers from "still relevant" to "we're back, baby!" So that wraps it up. Read more in our articles including "Why Tablets Are Still Relevant" and "The Thinnest Winners: 8 Tablets Under 7mm".