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Tin Drum is a London based PR agency specialising in consumer technology. Established by ex-Macworld Editor David Fanning in 2006, Tin Drum has gained a reputation for understanding both technology, and the publishing process. This means we are technology savvy, and will always be careful to deliver helpful information to journalists without wasting their time. We always get straight to the point, and only communicate to relevant media. The media reciprocate by covering our stories, because we deliver everything they might need to do that. For our clients, this means their message is received with interest and not set aside with the cookie cutter press releases. It means more coverage, and goodwill from the people that count, and more exposure for your products. Our centrally located office lets us be at the door of any London based journalist within the hour. If a review is going wrong, or a last minute submission to a feature is needed, we can save the day in under an hour.

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Study shows that Android is losing the battle to Apple iOS in the classroom

Wed, Dec 18, 2013 15:00 CET

UK schools are overwhelmingly choosing iPads over Android tablets in primary and pre school educationLondon, October 3rd – A recent survey has shown that primary schools using iPads outnumber primary schools using Android tablets by 14:1. Education App developer Apps in My Pocket was researching its market to evaluate the need for an Android version of their phonics literacy software. The findings surprised even the developers, with Apps in My Pocket Director John Friend, noting that “I am struggling to see any evidence that Android devices are making any headway to our market. It’s

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