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January 17th, 2011

Mobify Network Stats Q4 2010

We’ve spent some time combing through our analytics data for Q4 2010. Over the next few days we’ll share some of the key nuggets that we’ve extracted from the data set. In terms of overall trends, we’ve seen a lot of growth across our network in 2010. From September to December we saw 41% growth in pageviews from European visitors and 36% growth from North American visitors. This reflects both an increase in traffic to individual Mobify subscribers and the ongoing expansion of the Mobify network. We’ll start today with relative device data.

We’ve heard a lot of announcements from various mobile data sources concerning the relative traffic from different mobile device operating systems. Here’s what we’re seeing on our network.

Mobify Network Americas OS Share

Mobify Network Europe OS Share

The graphs above show relative OS share in pageview requests for the Americas and for Europe. In both cases, the four operating systems shown in the graphs account for more than 90% of all page views. The iOS operating system (iPhone and iPod) remains the dominant OS across the Mobify network accounting for half or more of all page requests. Otherwise browser share is relatively steady. There is a small contraction in BlackBerry pageviews in North America, and slow growth in Android pageviews in both Europe and North America. Although other variations are noticeable, they aren’t large enough to draw any conclusions.

  • Shawn

    Android growth isn’t nearly as strong in Europe as I would have expected… Strong growth in North America though. It’s hard to say if the Android will catch up to iOS in marketshare – on the one hand, I have many non-developer type people describing their difficulties with the phone, and thus indicating that iOS is still the most popular on the go phone for mobile browsing. But on the other hand, Android is catching up, very fast, and unless iOS can come out with some big features, it seems as though Google is catching up.

  • http://www.bloghuette.eu/ Thomas

    There is really no problem with browsing on Android. The stock browser is fast and stable. But you have the choice to use other browsers like Dolphin HD which has incredible features.

  • http://twitter.com/jonchui Jon Chui

    Great data – I’d love to know how many total visitors these numbers represent?

    • http://twitter.com/igorskee Igor Faletski

      A lot ;)

  • Anonymous

    Thanks for sharing this data…
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