Feature Graphic
Unicomp Model M mechanical keyboard
Feature Graphic
Twelve South HiRise stand/riser for MacBooks
Feature Graphic
Spigen Leather Grip case for iPhone 5
Feature Graphic
Pebble Smartphone Watch - Tour and Review
Feature Graphic
Esoterism Embrace 5 aluminum iPhone 5 case

| Home | Contact | Advertising | Search | Submit



Holy leaping iPhone share!
September 1st 2008

Although still off from June's tally (7.94%), the Mac's share of web traffic was up from July (7.76%). According to freshly released Net Application's data for August, users of the fairer platform accounted for 7.86% of web traffic.

The big news in last month's data is the iPhone's share of traffic, which shot up to 0.3% in August from July's 0.19%. That's a 58% surge, which is born out by sales estimates indicating that Apple sold sold 6-million 3G handsets in under two months.

Together Mac and iPhone users account for 8.16%, which is just North of the previous combined total high of 8.1% in June.

Also of note is the fact that Linux is on the verge of finally cracking the 1% barrier. The endlessly flavored open-source operating system's share of web traffic rose to 0.93% last month, up from 0.82% in July.

[Continue reading]

Macbook, Macbook Pro, iMac and Mac Pro


Despite much hopeful prognostication, Firefox 3 has failed to super charge market share growth. Yes, the browser's share of online traffic continues to grow, but the world's favorite open-source web client has yet to crack 20%, a milestone that most expected to see pass back in July.

Here's the browser Top 5:

01 Internet Explorer—72.15% (73.02%)
02 Firefox—19.73 (19.22)
03 Safari—6.37 (6.14)
04 Opera—0.74 (0.69)
05 Netscape—0.72 (0.69)

Nevertheless, Firefox, Safari, Opera and moribund Netscape all added share last month at the expense of Internet Explorer.

Download, Play, Burn MP3s! No DRM. No Restrictions. No Worries.




Connect with Insanely Great Mac


Recent Articles

- Logitech announces wired iPad keyboard
- Twitter launches two-factor authentication
- Otterbox acquires LifeProof
- iMap Weather Radio app sends severe weather alerts to your iPhone (Video)
- ZAGGKeys Cover and Folio keyboard cases for iPad mini
- Double Decker from Trans Intl stacks up 2 drives in Mac Pro bays
- Pebble releases new SDK for greater app functions
- iKlip 2 and iKlip Studio for mini now available
- Stitcher Radio gets simplified car mode
- Google shows off new Maps
- App store hits 50 billion downloads
- Google announces new Hangouts app, consolidates messaging
- Newer Technology GripBase Podium stand for iPad
- iMove 9.0.9 for Mac updates camera issues
- 1Password adds new in-app browser, sharing
- Bill Gates reflects of Steve Jobs on 60 Minutes
- ABC to stream network shows live to iOS devices
- Apple issues update for Thunderbolt Macs
- Pixelmator 2.2
- Using the Fitbit One Fitness Tracker (Video)
- Kenburg 5-inch short LightLinez Lightning cable
- Newer Tech reduces cost of miniStack with CD/DVD option
- Plants vs Zombies 2 slated for July
- Fitbit ships Flex wrist fitness tracker
- Gmail app updates keeps iOS users in Google's eco system


Browse and search for more articles

IGM Specials

Mercury Extreme SSD
120GB - $125
240GB - $230

480GB - $488

960GB - $1100

iMac RAM (2012)
8GB Kit - $62
16GB Kit - $130

32GB Kit - $248

External Storage
500 GB - $105
1 TB RAID - $220
Mobile RAID = $188

Power2U AC/USB Wall Outlet - $15










Home

About

Advertising

Search

Copyright 1995-2012 Insanely Great Mac. All rights reserved.
Privacy Statment | Terms of Service | Editorial Policy