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Mobile Market Share (including Tablets) - 7.3% Mobile Market Share
Mobile/Tablet Browser Share Trend

 Mobile/Tablet Browser Share

Market Share of Safari  Safari63.8%
Market Share of Android Browser  Android Browser18.9%
Market Share of Opera Mini  Opera Mini12.1%
Market Share of Symbian Browser  Symbian Browser1.3%
Mobile/Tablet O/S Share Trend

 Mobile/Tablet O/S Share

Market Share of iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod)  iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod)63.2%
Market Share of Android  Android19.3%
Market Share of Java ME  Java ME11.8%
Market Share of Symbian  Symbian2.2%
Mobile/Tablet Search Engine Share Trend

 Mobile/Tablet Search Engine Share

Market Share of Google  Google91.1%
Market Share of Yahoo  Yahoo4.9%
Market Share of Baidu  Baidu2.0%
Market Share of Bing  Bing1.3%
Desktop Market Share - 92.4% Desktop Market Share
Desktop Browser Share Trend

 Desktop Browser Share

Market Share of Internet Explorer  Internet Explorer54.1%
Market Share of Firefox  Firefox20.2%
Market Share of Chrome  Chrome18.9%
Market Share of Safari  Safari4.8%
Desktop Operating System Share Trend

 Desktop Operating System Share

Market Share of Windows  Windows92.5%
Market Share of Mac  Mac6.5%
Market Share of Linux  Linux1.0%
Desktop Search Engine Share Trend

 Desktop Search Engine Share

Market Share of Google  Google78.6%
Market Share of Baidu  Baidu7.1%
Market Share of Yahoo  Yahoo6.7%
Market Share of Bing  Bing4.8%


Headlines
Tuesday, May 01, 2012

After the Latest Release, The iPad is Used More For Browsing Than the iPhone

The iPad and iPhone have been close in browsing share for the last several months.  However, upon the release of the latest version of the iPad, its share has accelerated and now tops iPhone share 33.7% to 27.4%.

Sunday, April 01, 2012

Internet Explorer Gains .99% in March

With a gain of .99% last month and a net gain of 1.2% global usage share over the last five months, Internet Explorer has stabilized and even reversed its usage share declines of the last few years.

Wednesday, February 01, 2012

Google Penalizes Itself for Paid Links About Chrome - Internet Explorer Gains Share.

On January 3rd, Google dropped the page rank for the Chrome site to zero (from nine out of 10).  This means the Chrome site no longer ranks highly on searches and displays fewer ads.

This was in response to Google violating its own guidelines against paid links.  An ad agency Google uses created paid links in order to promote Chrome.  According to Google, they were unaware of this.

In January, the upward trend for Chrome halted and Chrome lost .17% share on the desktop.  Internet Explorer gained 1.1% and Firefox dropped 1%.

The iPad's Competition - Still Small, but Growing.

The Galaxy Tab and Kindle Fire are not close to matching the iPad's usage share, but are growing.  The Galaxy Tab is at .42% mobile/tablet usage share and the Kindle Fire stands at .34% mobile/tablet usage share.  The iPad maintains it lead in tablets at 23.97% mobile/table usage share.

Thursday, December 01, 2011

Google+ as a Referral Source Continues Downward Trend

In November, Google+ social media referrals have dropped again.  Facebook now has over 1000 times the amount of referrals as Google+.

Tuesday, November 01, 2011

Blackberry Usage Share Drops on Outage and Conversions

The four day Blackberry outage coupled with a large number of Blackberry users switching to the iPhone 4S and Android, dropped Blackberry usage share in the mobile space from 3.3% to 2.5% in October.

Saturday, October 01, 2011

Google+ as a Referral Source Still Dropping

Again this month, Google+ social media referrals have dropped significantly.  However, this trend may change since Google+ has been in a restricted field test and as of September 20th, Google opened the service to the public.  Facebook dominates this category, referring over 500 times the amount of Google+ referrals

Mac Share Gets Back-to-School Bump

Mac usage share generally rises in September.  This year, Mac share rose .42% to reach 6.45% of worldwide desktop usage and 13.7% in the United States.

Usage share of Safari on the desktop gained in correlation to the gain in Mac share, passing 5% for the first time.

Microsoft's Strategy With Internet Explorer 9

Skipping XP support, Microsoft has been pushing Internet Explorer 9 and Windows 7 as the best browsing experience on Windows 7 because of IE9's use of hardware acceleration and its integration with the Windows 7 user interface.  For the month of September, Internet Explorer 9 on Windows 7 hit 21% worldwide usage share.

As of the end of September, Internet Explorer 9 on Windows 7 reached 22.1% share worldwide and 31% in the United States. Share of worldwide browsing of Windows 7 also grew in September, passing 30% with 30.4% of worldwide browsing share

Thursday, September 01, 2011

Mac Share Tops 6% for the First Time on the Desktop

For the first time in our tracking, Mac share has topped 6% on the desktop worldwide and is now at 13.42% in the United States.

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About Our Market Share Statistics
This data provides valuable insight into significant trends for internet usage.  These statistics include monthly information on key statistics such as browser trends (e.g. Internet Explorer vs. Firefox market share), search engine referral data (e.g. Yahoo vs. Bing vs. Google traffic market share) and operating system share (Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux market share or even the iPhone market share vs. Android).

We use a unique methodology for collecting this data.  We collect data from the browsers of site visitors to our exclusive on-demand network of live stats customers.  The data is compiled from approximately 160 million visitors per month.  The information published is an aggregate of the data from this network of hosted website statistics.  The site unique visitor and referral information is summarized on a monthly, weekly, daily and hourly basis.

In addition, we classify 430+ referral sources identified as search engines.  Aggregate traffic referrals from these engines are summarized and reported on.  The statistics for search engines include both organic and sponsored referrals.  The websites in our population represent almost all countries on earth.

The data is made available free of charge on a monthly basis that includes monthly browser market share trends, top search engine referrals, screen resolutions, top ISPs and operating systems trends.  An upgraded version is available that provides reports by geolocation, preview weekly data and other features.

Additional estimates about the website population:
       
  • 76% participate in pay per click programs to drive traffic to their sites.
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  • 43% are commerce sites
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  • 18% are corporate sites
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  • 10% are content sites
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  • 29% classify themselves as other (includes gov, org, search engine marketers etc..)

For information on mobile share methodology, click here.

Recent Changes to Site
We are now adjusting browser usage share to exclude prerendering.

An adjustment has been made to the October data.  Windows Phone OS was incorrectly being recorded as a desktop operating system.  It has been moved to mobile.  Several mobile percentages have been affected by roughly one to two tenths of one percent.

Our reporting structure has changed significantly to break out desktop from mobile and tablet.  Click here for details.

iOS devices inconsistently identify themselves as Safari.  This caused iOS browers to be recorded as non-Safari and is corrected starting in August.

The Android stock browser will no longer be recorded as 'Safari' and will be tracked as its own browser called 'Android Browser'.  This will shift about .9% share from Safari to 'Android Browser'

Opera Mobile share is now being broken out of Opera share.

Safari on Windows will no longer be tracked as a separate browser and will be included in the overall Safari usage share.

Safari browsers with user agents that do not have a version number are now assigned a version number based on the WebKit build.

Support has been added for the Dolphin browser for Android.

Support has been added for the Bada mobile operating system.

Starting March 31st, 2011, we will be closing the month at 5pm Pacific time.  The data from the final hours of the last day of the month will be rolled into the next month.  This change is not expected to have a material impact on share reporting.

As of September 1st, the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad are being grouped into a single operating system called iOS.


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