Posts tagged Methodology
Top 100 most blogged about iPhone apps of 2010
Dec 31st
Posted by gizmodose in Hi Tech News
iPhone app-tracking blog AppStoreHQ has counted the posts on 68 blogs to determine not what apps we download, but what one hundred apps we talk about the most. You can skip to the list, or read the blog post describing their methodology.
No surprise that Facebook and Navigon’s MobileNavigator made the Top 10, but the list [...]
Why so few paid Android apps? Blame Google Checkout
Dec 25th
Posted by gizmodose in Hi Tech News
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The new monthly report on location-based apps from Dutch app store analytics firm Distimo and American location-detection technology maker Skyhook Wireless opens with a striking stat: Only 21 percent of the location-based Android mobile apps in Google’s Android Market app store have a price tag. Most are free.
Why is that? After all, Apple’s [...]
Android gobbles up 20 percent share of U.S. smartphone market, says AdMob
Nov 23rd
Posted by gizmodose in Hi Tech News
AdMob, the mobile ad network that Google plans to acquire for $750 million, today released their October 2009 Metrics Report examining market share for top devices and the operating systems that run on them.
One stat in particular caught our eye. In the US, Android had 20 percent share of smartphone traffic, up from only seven [...]
Android gobbles up 20 percent share of U.S. smartphone market, says AdMob
Nov 23rd
Posted by gizmodose in Hi Tech News
AdMob, the mobile ad network that Google plans to acquire for $750 million, today released their October 2009 Metrics Report examining market share for top devices and the operating systems that run on them.
One stat in particular caught our eye. In the US, Android had 20 percent share of smartphone traffic, up from only seven [...]
Android gobbles up 20 percent share of U.S. smartphone market, says AdMob
Nov 23rd
Posted by gizmodose in Hi Tech News
AdMob, the mobile ad network that Google plans to acquire for $750 million, today released their October 2009 Metrics Report examining market share for top devices and the operating systems that run on them.
One stat in particular caught our eye. In the US, Android had 20 percent share of smartphone traffic, up from only seven [...]
