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iPhone accounts for two-thirds of mobile browsing

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By Charles Starrett

Senior Editor, iLounge
Published: Monday, March 2, 2009
News Category: iPhone

According to the latest statistics released by Net Applications, the iPhone accounts for roughly two-thirds of all mobile browsing. Apple’s handset is listed as having a 66.61% share of the mobile browsing market, followed by Java ME with 9%, Windows Mobile with 6.91%, and Symbian OS with 6.15%. Interestingly, Google’s Android operating system was equal with Symbian, and has grabbed a 6.15% share of the market since its release in October. Net Applications notes that although Android and Blackberry are rapidly gaining market share, this doesn’t necessarily mean that iPhone use is shrinking, due to the rapid growth of the overall market.

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Very nice done, apple!

Posted by dennis on March 3, 2009 at 5:39 AM (PDT)

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