Posts Tagged ‘statistics’
Tuesday, January 5th, 2010
ChangeWave’s December survey shows Android is used by 4% of smart-phone users (up 3% from September).
Android is the choice for 21% of people planning to buy a smart-phone in the next 90 days (up 15% from September). Compare this to iPhone’s figure of 28%, down 4 points. Satisfaction of Android users is at 72%, almost [...]
Tags: iphone, market share, statistics
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Tuesday, November 24th, 2009
AdMob’s October 2009 mobile metrics report is out, and it’s clear that the Droid may be a serious contender to the iPhone. Just two weeks after its launch, the Droid accounts for 24% of Android requests.
It should be noted that AdMob measures requests to its advertising delivery system from applications and mobile websites. These numbers [...]
Tags: android, iphone, market share, statistics
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Monday, November 16th, 2009
Gartner released a report last Thursday, November 12, which showed some market share movements in the mobile OS space. iPhone and RIM gained market share, while Symbian and Windows Mobile lost share. Android has gone from 0 to almost 4% of market share. This is in line with Gartner’s prediction that by 2012, Android will [...]
Tags: android, market share, statistics
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Tuesday, July 21st, 2009
It’s been just about 5 months since we re-launched the Dayspring website with a fresh design and a custom content management system. We’ve gotten quite a few positive comments on the site’s clean, precise look.
But how has the site performed? Sure it’s a laudable goal to make the Web more beautiful, but, [...]
Tags: redesign, statistics
Posted in Analytics & Web Measurement, Graphic Design, HTML & CSS, Information Architecture, Strategy & Consulting, Usability, User-Centered Design, Web Design | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

Which browsers should you make sure your site supports? There are certainly a lot out there (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, Konqueror…and SeaMonkey, to name a few).
It’s not possible to support every browser to the same degree, and the right answer [...]
Tags: analytics, browser support, Browsers, newsletter, statistics
Posted in Analytics & Web Measurement, Browsers | No Comments »
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009
For those whose interests bend more toward web application development, some recent movements in the industry.
MySQL + Oracle = ?
MySQL, the open source database used by a huge number of websites (including ones we’ve developed) is now owned by database industry gorilla Oracle as a result of Oracle’s purchase of Sun Microsystems. Sun bought [...]
Tags: akamai, amazon s3, cloud computing, google app engine, mysql, newsletter, Oracle, statistics
Posted in Databases, Java, Web Strategy | No Comments »
Thursday, April 16th, 2009
I was speaking to one of our clients today about his experience with his email newsletter. He said that it’s been positive in letting folks out there know that the organization is active and informing them of the organization’s work.
I asked him what Vertical Response was reporting as the open rate, and he said somewhere [...]
Tags: email newsletters, statistics
Posted in Strategy & Consulting, Web Strategy | 1 Comment »
Monday, February 23rd, 2009
Very interesting read on recent trends in the mobile device industry. In this article, the author cites:
“[The] Mobile [industry] is on par with the global automobile industry or the worldwide armaments industry annually, now earning one Trillion (1,000 Billion) dollars in revenues.”
Here’s the article in full (warning: it’s really long).
Tags: statistics
Posted in Mobile, Technology | 3 Comments »
Tuesday, February 17th, 2009
It’s unclear to me whether these statistics are for all phones or just so-called smartphones. I’m guessing that it’s smartphones given that BlackBerries are as high as they are. These stats are cited by NY Times citing Gartner:
i. Symbian (Nokia) – 52.4% of market – apps are in Java and Flash technology.
ii. BlackBerry – 16.5% – [...]
Tags: android, blackberry, iphone, ovi, skymarket, statistics, symbian, windows mobile
Posted in Android Development, Mobile, Technology | 6 Comments »
Friday, January 30th, 2009
A recent web survey polled web devs on what browsers they use to test their sites. Results are not too surprising, other than the fact that many versions that have teeny-tiny market share get a disproportionately high percentage of test time.
Top browser used to test Web sites? Firefox 3. This is most likely because of [...]
Tags: css, statistics
Posted in Graphic Design, Usability, User-Centered Design, Web Design | No Comments »