Apple iPad's share of tablet based web traffic declines after Christmas
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The Apple iPhone 5 led all smartphones in post-holiday web share gains |
Not all of the news was bad for Apple. The Apple iPhone 5 had the largest increase by any smartphone in web traffic share, 1.11%. The Apple iPhone 5 currently is responsible for 8.27% of smartphone-related web traffic. Right behind the iPhone,the Samsung Galaxy S III tacked on 1% to control 4.29% of smartphone originated web traffic. The Samsung GALAXY Note and the Samsung GALAXY Note II had a small .17% increase in web share after the holiday, to 1.02% While the Samsung GALAXY Note II showed gains in web share during the holidays, its competitor, the HTC DROID DNA had no gain and controls a negligible .01% of smartphone web traffic.
source: Chitika via TUAW
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13 Comments
2. Ninetysix posted on 02 Jan 2013, 18:53 1
Almost 79% traffic from one device is nothing to sneeze at.
3. MichaelHeller posted on 02 Jan 2013, 18:54 6
79% of web traffic. Chitika only gets data from websites that have its ads, so its numbers don't include app data.
5. tedkord posted on 02 Jan 2013, 19:34 7
Nor do they take into account user agent spoofing. Many Android surfers set their various browsers to desktop mode, and so do not register as android in web stats. (My main browser, Dolphin HD, shows up as Safari on a Mac when set to desktop.
8. networkdood posted on 02 Jan 2013, 19:56 2
Yeah, if they recorded a decline, imagine if they could figure out the devices that are spoofing....probably be a 15% decline at least.
12. CRICKETownz posted on 02 Jan 2013, 23:40 0
even w/a 15% decrease...the gap is still like the Grand Canyon, so however you slice the pie the biggest piece goes to iPad (according to their data).
6. papss posted on 02 Jan 2013, 19:37 2
No one got it rolling on their first try except Apple... Give M$ credit for a VERY solid first effort instead of always bashing..
9. rusticguy posted on 02 Jan 2013, 19:57 0
M$ never got it right. First VISTA 7 now VISTA 8 ... or do we need to got back to Cake on face era? Now trying to lock down HW to run just WIN8.
7. droiddomination posted on 02 Jan 2013, 19:55 0
Charraples slow demise. Windows needs to let google in if they want to survive.
10. rudlie posted on 02 Jan 2013, 20:28 1
A lot of people were on vacation during holidays cause the traffic was down
11. TROLL (limited) 4 days ago posted on 02 Jan 2013, 22:36 0
And surely it will be declining even more™®©
