Who uses what and where? Come see for yourself
Gizmodo just posted a great article on what amount of market share various mobile browsers hold around the world.
Points I found interesting:
• Apple is EVERYWHERE
• BlackBerry doesn’t make the list in Canada (come on Canucks!)
• People use a PSP for web browsing?
See the details here.
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Sorry, I don’t buy it. TONS of people use the Blackberry in Canada. This information has to be flawed, and there is no way that less than 3% of people in Canada use their Blackberry’s to browse the web. I don’t know the last time I saw a PSP being used. I probably saw 50 Blackberry’s waiting in the Starbucks line this morning.
Something’s fishy.