The more the tablet market grows, the more it seems that it's hiding a subtly different kind of user, and a lot of new use-cases to bear in mind.
Porting can sometimes seem like a case of scaling up the art assets and slapping "HD" on the end of the name, but dig a little deeper into how tablets are used - and who uses them - and you'll find a lot of interesting differences that go beyond screen inches.
Our latest infographic highlights some of the most interesting features of the emerging tablet market, from ad spending to social networks.
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