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It's Admob ad traffic, not "web traffic". Very important distinction. Still, hooray for Android! This is just the first of many passes Android will do in the f
by not_an_alien 16y ago
It's Admob ad traffic, not "web traffic". Very important distinction.
Still, hooray for Android! This is just the first of many passes Android will do in the future.
- fromedome 16y agoExactly. My article here explaining the difference: http://www.businessinsider.com/no-android-did-not-just-pass-iphone-web-traffic-in-the-us-2010-4 http://www.businessinsider.com/no-android-did-not-just-pass-...
- dminor 16y agoOur analytics data has US iPhone visits at 5x Android, so there is quite a way to go. I think as long as iPhone remains exclusively at AT&T it will happen eventually.
- ja27 16y agoFor the last month, my most mobile-friendly site is about 8.2% iPhoo, 1.6% Android, 0.9% Blackberry and 0.03% Palm (tied with SunOS and Playstation 3). Now, that's not a mobile site, but it's the one I have that gets the most mobile users.