Android is coming on strong, and the mobile OS by Google appears to be dragging mobile Internet usage into the 4G world. We break down the top Android handsets by traffic share across the Chitika network in early November, 2010.
Tag: android
Android Users 80% More Valuable Than iPhone Users
Android keeps making gains in smartphone market share, but it’s still a small player when compared to the iPhone. However, advertisers need to pay attention to Google’s mobile OS – its users click on ads significantly more often than iPhone users. As seen on The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, PC Magazine, and Wired among others
Android and iPhone Users Not Co-Existing
We look at unique households (IP addresses) with an iPhone or an Android phone and at least one other Internet-browsing device, to see how much crossover there is between iPhone and Android households. The answer? Not much.
June Mobile Market: Android Gains, iPhone 4 Release Has No Effect
As of June, 2010, it looks like Android overtaking iPhone is an eventual inevitability. The much-hyped annual iPhone release had little immediate effect on the mobile marketplace, while the Evo grabbed a couple of percentage points for Google. As seen in Mashable
Android Devices: Droid Dominant, Evo Catches Nexus
Android is growing, but what devices are driving that growth? According to our latest data, the Motorola Droid is the dominant device in the Android market, and the 4G-capable HTC Evo has already caught up with Google’s self-branded Nexus One. Seen at Ars Technica
More Android than iPhone? Not So Fast
Despite reports of Android passing the iPhone in North American market share, Apple’s smartphone still has three times the traffic of Google’s collection. As seen in Business Insider
iPad Users Also Use… Windows?!?
What else do iPad early adopters use at home? Mac computers? Windows machines? Even Linux boxes? We broke down the iPad traffic and see what ‘siblings’ these tablets have. As seen in Fortune Brainstorm Tech and Ars Technica.