According to AdMob’s October, 2009 mobile metrics report, the iPhone/iPod Touch and Android phones accounted for 75 percent of mobile Web traffic in the U.S., up from a combined 65 percent in September, 2009. But Android is quickly rising as a strong second, increasing share from 17 percent in September, 2009 to 20 percent in October,
AdMob, recently acquired by Google, has released its latest report breaking down the US Mobile Web Traffic by OS. The winner, the iPhone, which accounts for 55% (including both the iPhone and iPod Touch). HTC is up, mainly because of its Android devices. RIM/Blackberry is also up, but very little. Nokia and Palm
When it comes to the mobile app downloads Android users are catching up to iPhone users. In recent report from AdMob, downloads from over 900 smartphone users were tracked and it turns out that Android users download 8.7 applications per month trailing iPhone users by just 0.1 downloads per month. The iPod Touch has ...
AdMob has released its December 2008 Mobile Metrics Report that revealed explosive iPod Touch growth and Smartphone Operating System market share in its network. iPod Touch requests increased 3.4 times from November to December to reach 292 million in December from 18 million in July. Worldwide iPod Touch traffic increased 2.4 times in the 7 days after Christmas compared to the 7 days before. In t...
ANDROID AND APPLE NOW ACCOUNT FOR 75 PERCENT OF US MOBILE WEB TRAFFIC, a stat noticed by TechCrunch in the latest installment of AdMob’s Mobile Metrics Report. The iPhone OS (which also includes iPod Touches) leads the way, generating 55 percent of smartphone requests on AdMob’s network in the US, with Android pulling in 20 percent. RIM follows with just 12 percent, then webOS with 5 p...
According to WMExperts, a study done with advertising requests (rather than by sales figures) by AdMob in March 2009 showed that Apple held half the share of Smartphone requests. Of course, to boost numbers the iPod Touch is tossed into the array as it runs Apple’s iPhone OS…just without the phone. With the
Jump down off that scud missile and holster your brew Droid owners, the stats are in for smartphone gender preferences. The numbers reported above are based on a AdMob survey of 963 total respondents consisting of 318 Android, 244 iPhone, 356 iPod touch and 45 webOS users in english speaking countries. According to the data collected between 5 February to the 16 February, men make up a whopping 73...
AdMob released new research on the demographics and behavior of iPhone and iPod touch users in the US. iPhone and iPod Touch users are different in age an household income. The research found that 5 in 10 consumers on both iPhone and iPod touch devices use the mobile web more frequently than they read printed newspapers. More than 40 percent reported using the Internet on their mobile device...
