Rise of the Killer Google iPhone
February 11th, 2008 by Geoff
Christmas holiday surge of internet traffic over the iPhone. because people buying them as Xmas presents and also receiving them. Traffic from the Google iPhone was higher than any other carry on mobile search. It has now dropped again and the Nokia-backed Symbian operating system is top again, however if you compare the stats it is quite a feat by Google. Google iPhone only makes up 2% of the Smartphone market whereas the Symbian makes up 63%, Windows mobile has 11% and Blackberry has 10%.
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