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PS3’s Web Browser Usage Ahead of Wii
Edge Online - Interactive Entertainment Today —
... and YouTube, yet business statistics group Market Share shows that a larger percentage of internet traffic is delivered through Sony s machine. The PS3 s browser has a 0.04 share of the internet market , a miniscule proportion when compared to, say, the PC s 88.7 percent majority, yet it s a figure which sits comfortably ahead of the Wii s 0.01 percent. Worldwide estimates number the Wii s global userbase at some 44 million, more than double the estimated 19 million PS3s sold internationally. The contrasts in web traffic bring to light the demographic trends in both ...
Microsoft Windows, IE Usage Declined In 2008
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs —
... market share suffered in 2008 while competitors' products thrived. According to statistics provided by Net Applications , Microsoft Internet Explorer's global market share fell from 78.58% in December 2007 to 68.15% in December 2008. During that same period, the 10.43 percentage points lost by Microsoft accounted for almost all the gains among competing browser makers. Mozilla's ...
Apple market share continues to climb, Windows drops
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... and Google Chrome all gained market share at the expense of Microsoft. Safari's share of 8.3% is a record for Apple. These numbers continue to be good news for Apple, a company trying to buck a nasty recession along with the rest of the industry. TUAWApple market share continues to climb, Windows drops originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Mon, 02 Feb 2009 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Google promotes Chrome with simplistic television ad (video)
The Microsoft Blog —
... Chrome in September 2008 as an open source browser. Its market share grew to 1.42 percent of the browser market in April, according to data provided by Net Applications . The browser market is dominated by Microsoft's Internet Explorer and ever-gaining Mozilla's Firefox. In April, Internet Explorer had 66.1 percent of the market, compared with Firefox's 22.48 percent. Microsoft is also promoting the latest version of Internet Explorer with ...
Since March, Internet Explorer Lost 11.4 Percent Share To Firefox, Safari, And Chrome
TechCrunch —
... As I said, this is early data from one source. Net Applications, another commonly cited source for browser market share, is currently reviewing its June numbers, but I have a feeling they will show similar trends. (This ...
Net Applications: Apple just lost half its ‘market share’
Brainstorm Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine » Apple 2.0 —
Revamped NetApplications data: Bad for IE and Mac OS, good for Chrome
Hardware 2.0 —
... Web metrics company NetApplications has released revamped data that’s good news for Google and the Chrome browser, and bad news for Microsoft and Apple. NetApplications has introduced a new weighting methodology that’s based on the estimated size of each country’s Internet population. This new methodology, which has been applied retrospectively to the old data, has meant that some companies have gained ground, while others have lost. The biggest hit has been taken by Apple’s Safari browser. Its share has gone from 8.4% in May (based on the old methodology) to only 4.1%. ...
NetApplications revamped data: Good for Chrome, Bad for IE, Safari
D' Technology Weblog —
... revamped data with a new weighting methodology that’s based on the estimated size of each country’s Internet population. The biggest hit is Apple’s Safari browser, down from 8.4% in May to 4.1%. Microsoft IE6 rebound dramatically from around 17% to around 28%. But the change in methodologies has been good for some. Take Google Chrome. Now that Safari’s importance has slipped, Chrome is only 1.5% behind taking third place. Heck, even Opera is in with a chance of taking third place. ...
Vista/IE market share slide, Win 7/Firefox/Chrome surge
Hardware 2.0 —
... According to data supplied by web metrics firm Net Applications , both Vista and Internet Explorer lost market share during September, while Windows 7, Firefox and Chrome all saw a surge in market share. Vista saw its market share slide by 0.18%, which might not itself seem significant, but it’s the first time the OS has lost share since January 2008. Its market share is now at 18.6%. Internet Explorer’s market share also took a battering, dropping by a massive 1.26%, taking its market share to a new low of 65.7%. This is a huge hit for Microsoft. As for gains, Windows 7 is on ...
Firefox/Win 7 Gain Share, Vista/IE Lose It
I4U News —
... It's generally accepted among tech geeks that Internet Explorer is an awful, clunky web browser to use. Most people who use the Internet for a living probably end up choosing Firefox, or Chrome, or Opera, or Safari, or what-have-you. The vast majority of users, however, are still totally comfortable with IE. That's why it holds a commanding percentage of the browser market. After September though, it has less of a lead than it once did. According to studies by web metrics firm Net Applications (via ...
