If you are considering creating a mobile app, the Apple iPhone and Touch still represent the single largest target.
But Android is growing fast. According to an analysis by Flurry, Android users now represent 14 percent of mobile Web sessions.
The iPhone represents 50 percent and the iPod Touch generates 35 percent of mobile Web sessions.
Android seems to be taking share from the iPhone, but not from the Touch.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Android Now 14% of Mobile Web Sessions

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