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You're assuming that Internet usage equates to app usage. I use the Internet a lot on my phone but hardly run apps. In fact my usage of the Internet surely eats
by TwoBit 13y ago
You're assuming that Internet usage equates to app usage. I use the Internet a lot on my phone but hardly run apps. In fact my usage of the Internet surely eats into time I might spend running apps.
- eli 13y agoMy business news sites get 3 to 5 times as many visits from iOS versus Android.
- lstamour 13y agoGiven there's 3x the types of devices in iOS land (phone, iPod and tablet) vs most people using Android phones, the difference isn't that huge. I do find, though, that I tend to browse more on Android because I need to get something done or check up on something. On iPad, sometimes I just tap around for the heck of it. :)
- eli 13y agoNope. iPhone traffic alone still crushes all Android devices combined. And there are certainly many more Android devices in the US.
- coldtea 13y agoNo, he just assumes internet usage equates to more phone usage. The proportion of apps and internet can be whatever, but more phone usage also means more app usage.