iPhone and iPod Touch dominate handheld web traffic race
The iPhone and iPod Touch each generate more web traffic than any other handheld device.
That's according to new figures by the advertising firm Admob, which measures online traffic based on ad requests. Its January metrics place Apple's iPhone and its derivative non-Phone device in the first and second spots for internet users worldwide.
The iPhone leads with an 11 per cent share of total handheld web usage. Although the iPod Touch follows with 7.4 per cent, the amount of web traffic measured as coming from the device is growing much faster than the iPhone compared to last month.
Motorola's RAZR V3 is the third most internet-savvy handset, with 3 per cent of worldwide traffic counted by the firm. Nokia's N70 is ranked fourth with 2.5 per cent of total ad requests.
Broken down into regions, the public's taste for browsing with Apple is a constant in both the United States and United Kingdom. The third most popular device in the US is the RAZR V3, while across the pond the number three device is the Nokia N95.
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