Is the iPhone igniting the mobile Web?Lunch by IP

December 15th, 2007 | Category: Tech Talk

Is the Apple iPhone finally igniting the mobile usage of the Net? According to a study by Hitslink, the market share of the iPhone OS in the overall Web usage is of 0.09%:

As my friend Andreas Göldi (from whom I got that info) points out, that may look like a very very small number, but it’s higher than all the devices running Windows

Mobile (smartphones, PDAs etc), which all together total 0.06%, and the Symbian/Series60 (0.01%), despite the fact that these devices have been around much longer and are way more common than the iPhone by orders of magnitude. And of course the explanation is simple: the iPhone has a fabulous browser and a great interface.

Original post by Bruno Giussani

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