The Nielsen Company reports, “The iPhone and various Blackberry handhelds dominated the mobile device market, while Google, Yahoo! and YouTube led the way as far as most accessed sites and brands on the mobile web.”
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Fred Mertz” for the heads up.]
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says “iPhone 3G”…does that not even count the original iPhones still in use out there? LIKE MINE?
Botvinnik
old iPhone users never die they just become a bit slower with less features every day.
Neither old, nor 3GS iPhones made the list. So, the top of the list is held by one single iPhone model, the 3G (the only model that was being sold throughout the year).
The 3GS was released in June. It couldn’t represent anything for the entire year.
But…according to Ballmer, it will get no traction in the market…none!
…could he have been wrong?
*ducks avoiding the flying chairs from Redmond*