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Survey suggests Google gaining ground on Apple

A new survey of 2,500 U.S. teachers and administrators found that the use of Google Chromebooks in the classrooms is on the rise, while use of Apple iPads is declining.

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A new survey of 2,500 U.S. teachers and administrators found that the use of Google Chromebooks in the classrooms is on the rise, while use of Apple iPads is declining. Apple remains the biggest player in the educational market, but the gap between the two competitors is narrowing. (Forbes)

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