04.03.13 Net Applications: Safari still the top mobile browser According to the latest data from Net Applications, Apple's Safari still dominates mobile brows... By S. Sande, 04.03.13 save Save share
12.04.12 12.04.12 Serial upgraders: OS X customers consistently upgrade California-based Net Applications measures operating system and browser adoption rates by check... By S. Sande, 12.04.12 save Save share View
01.02.12 01.02.12 Internet Explorer holds onto top browser crown while Chrome and Firefox tussle over second place Both Net Applications and StatCounter have released their figures for browser market share for... By M. Smith, 01.02.12 save Save share View
10.03.11 10.03.11 Report suggests iOS hit all-time market share high Last week, TUAW reported on the recent rise in the market share of Mac OS X. The numbers, compi... By S. Sande, 10.03.11 save Save share View
10.01.11 10.01.11 More proof of growing Mac OS X acceptance Chart by Philip Elmer-DeWitt, CNNMoney, from Net Applications data With all the attention on... By Mel Martin, 10.01.11 save Save share View
09.02.11 09.02.11 Mobile Safari still dominates mobile browsing Mobile Safari continues its reign as the dominant mobile browser according to new data from web... By K. Hodgkins, 09.02.11 save Save share View
07.04.11 07.04.11 iPad grabs 1% of global browser share, 25% of US mobile browsing Not surprisingly, recent statistics from New Applications, a web analytics firm, show that many... By K. Hodgkins, 07.04.11 save Save share View
02.02.11 02.02.11 iOS now accounts for 2% of global web browsing traffic, Chrome rounds the 10% mark After the desktop stalwarts of Windows 7 and Mac OS, the world's third most popular platform for we... By Vlad Savov, 02.02.11 save Save share View
11.02.10 11.02.10 iOS devices affecting Mac's web share worldwide There's a new set of web share stats out in the US, and it appears that on a worldwide scale, the i... By M. Schramm, 11.02.10 save Save share View
06.01.10 06.01.10 iPhone grew more than Android in May At least that's the word from Net Applications, the company that measures visits to clients websites... By Mel Martin, 06.01.10 save Save share View
