The document discusses mobile device trends based on data from Sevenval's database in November 2014. It finds that Samsung devices like the Galaxy SIII and SIV accounted for 36% of mobile web traffic, while Apple devices accounted for 36%. The top mobile operating systems were Android at 61% and iOS at 35%. It also notes that there are over 6,800 different devices accessing mobile websites worldwide and that mobile fragmentation is significant.

1. SEVENVAL DEVICE TRENDS
October 2014
Sevenval Device Trends
Dezember 2014

2. 2Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
Top 10 Mobile Devices
by mobile web traffic
~5.220 Devices
Samsung
Galaxy SI!I
Samsung
Galaxy SIISamsung
Galaxy SIII
Mini
Samsung
Galaxy SIV
*figures in percent
Samsung
36%
Apple
36%
HTC
5%
Unspecified
5%
Sony + Sony
Ericsson
6%
LG
5%
Nokia
3%
Motorola
2%
Huawei
1%
BlackBerry + Research
In Motion
1%
Samsung
Apple
HTC
Unspecified
Sony + Sony Ericsson
LG
Nokia
Motorola
Huawei
BlackBerry + Research In Motion

3. 3Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
Top Mobile Devices
Traffic: Monthly Comparison October – November 2014
*figures in percent
0,0%
5,0%
10,0%
15,0%
20,0%
25,0%
30,0%
Anteil November
Anteil Dezember

4. 4Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
Top Browser in %
by mobile web traffic
*figures in percent
Open Handset Alliance
(Android) Built-In
45,37%
Google Chrome for
Android
21,06%
Apple Mobile Safari
20,76%
Microsoft Mobile Internet
Explorer
4,65%
Mozilla Firefox Mobile
3,46% Opera Mini
1,22%
BlackBerry Browser
0,74%
Research In
Motion
Browser
0,64% Opera Mobile
0,38%
Opera Mobile for Android
0,22%
Sonstige
1,51%
Open Handset Alliance
(Android) Built-In
Google Chrome for
Android
Apple Mobile Safari
Microsoft Mobile Internet
Explorer
Mozilla Firefox Mobile
Opera Mini
BlackBerry Browser
Research In Motion
Browser
Opera Mobile
Opera Mobile for Android
Sonstige

5. 5Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
Top Operating Systems
by mobile web traffic
*figures in percent
Open Handset Alliance
61%
Apple
35%
Microsoft
3%
Research In Motion +
BlackBerry
1%
Nokia + Symbian
0%
Samsung
0%
Sony + Sony Ericsson
0%
Open Handset Alliance
Apple
Microsoft
Research In Motion + BlackBerry
Nokia + Symbian
Samsung
Sony + Sony Ericsson

6. 6Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
Not one but 6.834different devices
access mobile websites worldwide today.

7. 7Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
The few top 5 devices dominate 38,90% of the
worldwide market, but the longtail counts for
61,10%.

8. 8Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
iOS Version – Adoption Trend
All Platforms
http://david-smith.org/iosversionstats/
*figures in percent
iOS 8.X
58,1
iOS 7.X
33,3
iOS 6.X
6,4
iOS 5.X
2,5
iOS 8.X
iOS 7.X
iOS 6.X
iOS 5.X

9. 9Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
Android Version Statistic
All Platforms (01/2015)
http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
*figures in percent
Froyo 2.2
0%
Gingerbread
2.3.3 - 2.3.7
8% IceCream Sandwich
4.0.3 - 4.0.4
7%
Jelly Bean 4.1.x
19%
Jelly Bean 4.2.x
20%
Jelly Bean 4.3
7%
KitKat 4.4
39% Froyo 2.2
Gingerbread 2.3.3 - 2.3.7
IceCream Sandwich 4.0.3 - 4.0.4
Jelly Bean 4.1.x
Jelly Bean 4.2.x
Jelly Bean 4.3
KitKat 4.4

10. 10Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
Device + Browser + Operating System =
Unique Client

11. 11Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
More than 78.000 unique clients
are in the market right now.

12. 12Source: 11/2014 Sevenval DatabaseSevenval Device Trends | December 2014
In mobile fragmentation is forever.
Deal with it.
Richard Wong
Investor in AdMob and Getjar

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