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The launch of the iPhone 5 was one of the most highly anticipated events in recent memory when it comes to the technology space. On Friday, September 21st, the iPhone made its debut in stores, and preorders began to ship to online customers. By Monday, September 24th, Apple stated that worldwide sales had surpassed 5 million units.
Chitika Insights’ newest tracker looks to quantify how this newest device is impacting the marketplace
After being available to consumers for over 24 hours, Chitika Insights tapped into Chitika Ad network data to to determine the success of Apple’s latest mobile operating system, iOS 6.
Although Nexus 7 experienced a huge initial surge in both sales and Web traffic, users don’t seem to be surfing as much as one might expect them to. However, a reason for this drop could be Google only recently ended their Nexus 7 hold last week. As such, these numbers are most likely from users who got the Nexus 7 in the first round of shipments. As the novelty of a new tablet wears off, so does the user’s desire to surf the Web as extensively as they had initially.
It has been more than four months since the new iPad was launched, and despite strong international sales, usage numbers point to a fading consumer fervor around the device in North America.
The rise of mobile traffic in the world of web is hitting the point of perpetuity. Due to this, Chitika Insights decided to take a look at two of our favorite sectors, search and mobile, to better analyze the type of traffic that comes from various devices.
A little more than a year after its launch and the Apple iPad has already positioned itself as a leader in the tablet market, due largely in part to its vast array of apps which today topped 100,000. Six months ago, Chitika predicted in this article that the iPad would generate 2.3% of all internet traffic by December, 2011.
Months after the release of major Android tablets like the Xoom, and BlackBerry’s first venture into the market with the PlayBook, Chitika Insights took a look at how the primary “non-iPad” tablets are stacking up against the king of tablets.
What will Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference bring when it hits on June 6th? We know a few, see what web searchers think and add your prediction.
How is the iPad changing the way we search? Looking at our data, it’s making us explore Google results more thoroughly before we click a link. As covered by ReadWriteWeb
The #1 and #5 most-searched terms on iPads is how to jailbreak them. #2 and #3 are about the royal wedding, but isn’t everything these days?