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Android Walks Out of the Mist (Linux Journal)Android Walks Out of the Mist (Linux Journal)Posted Sep 24, 2008 11:40 UTC (Wed) by NigelK (guest, #42083)In reply to: Android Walks Out of the Mist (Linux Journal) by tzafrir Parent article: Android Walks Out of the Mist (Linux Journal)
Looking at the logs of one of the websites I run, out of all the referrers gained from search engines, Google only has a 60% share (which is why I don't think Google has a monopoly - they're simply most popular because they offer a better service).
Personally, I use Google as my start page and have a very short bookmarks list.
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Curiosity: Posted Sep 24, 2008 15:56 UTC (Wed) by hummassa (subscriber, #307) [Link]
Are 35+% from Microsoft (Windows Live or whatever they call it those days)?
I am asking because, after all, computers come with Windows preinstalled, with IE as the default browser, etc...
Curiosity: Posted Sep 24, 2008 18:11 UTC (Wed) by NigelK (guest, #42083) [Link]
For the past seven days:
Google:65%
To put it into context, popular browsers:
Mozilla5:40%
OS's:
XP:55%
Below those levels are meaningless shrapnel.
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