IOS users like to sit on the Internet

New data on mobile web browsers show that the owners on iOS devices are much more active Internet users than users of Android: about two-thirds of the mobile Internet traffic occupy lovers devices Apple.

Gene Munster (Gene Munster) from Piper Jaffray prosherstit 70 most popular US mobile sites and concluded that the proportion of mobile traffic on iOS devices increased by 2.6%, making a total of 63% of total mobile Internet traffic. The share of traffic from Android devices also grew - though by only 0.2% over the past four weeks. Thus, Android got 28% - less than half the share of Apple.

The remaining competing platforms, e.g., Windows Phone or BlackBerry 10, scraped with 8%. Compared with the previous month, it sounds even more depressing - in June this figure was higher by 2.6%.

Let us return to Munster and reported to investors. Analyst shared the information that during the first quarter of 2013. AT & T are required to 80% of its sales "apple" phones. Also, more than half of the smartphones activated by Verizon for the July quarter amounted iPhone. According to Munster, Apple dominance in mobile browsing is not merely due to the fact that the iPhone is the most popular smartphone in the US, and iPad different generations - the market leader in tablets. The reason more and that iOS users pay more attention to their devices than Android users. Munster believes that the situation will be even better when Apple will release the upcoming iPhone - the new generation budget: it will help the company to continue to retain and strengthen its leadership in mobile Internet traffic.

These figures are encouraging, but... we are talking about the United States. Globally, the situation is not in favor of iOS: «green robot" confidently won the users liking. According to Canalys, for the first quarter of calendar 2013 to 59.5% of all shipped "smart mobile device" (tablets, smartphones, laptops) Soup up on Android. Apple has this figure is modest - 19.3%. Far before the main competitor ...