MobilityNigeria State of the Mobile Web Report – December 2010

Overview

• 26% mobile of MobilityNigeria’s traffic in December 2010 was from mobile devices
• 422 devices on 375 networks from 107 countries accessed Mobility Nigeria in December 2010
• 43.3% of devices are wi-fi enabled
• 6.0% of devices accessed MobilityNigeria on wifi
• 23.9% are QWERTY phones
• 20.5% are touchscreen phones
• 42.5% are smartphones

Top 5 Phones
Nokia 5800 is back at the top spot!

1. Nokia 5800 – 3.6%
2. Nokia E63 – 3.5%
3. Nokia 5130 Classic – 3.4%
4. Nokia 3110 Classic – 3.1%
5. Blackberry 9700 – 2.5%

Top 5 Brands
Nokia’s dominance is still strong and up a few decimal places. Apple makes a strong showing to take the number three spot after Blackberry.

1. Nokia – 54.5%
2. BlackBerry – 8.9%
3. Apple – 6.7%
4. Sony Ericsson – 5.8%
5. Samsung – 4.3%

Top 5 Operating Systems

1. Symbian – 33.8%
2. Series 40 – 21.2%
3. BlackBerry – 8.9%
4. iOS – 6.7%
5. Windows Mobile – 2.3%

Top 5 Networks
MTN is still at the top.

1. MTN Nigeria – 31.3%
2. Etisalat Nigeria – 16.1%
3. Airtel Nigeria – 11.3%
4. Glo Nigeria – 10.6%
5. Cogeco Cable Solutions Canada – 2.5%

Top 5 Countries

1. Nigeria – 70.1%
2. USA – 6.9%
3. Canada – 4.4%
4. India – 3.8%
5. UK – 2.8%

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