According to a Q4 2014 report from Akamai: - Chrome usage increased and nearly caught up to Webkit by the end of Q4 2014, narrowing an 18.5 percentage point gap. - Safari maintained a lead over Android Webkit for both cellular and all network connections, though the gaps narrowed slightly over the quarter. - iOS accounted for roughly 48% of total network requests while Android accounted for about 40% across Q4 2014.

1. stateoftheinternet.com
[section]8: Mobile Browser Usage, Q4 2014

2. • Akamai Internet Observatory (IO)
launched in 2012
• Highlights browser usage across desktop
and connected devices
• The data is derived from the Akamai IO
site
=Introduction
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3. • Previous reports bundled Chrome in the
“Others” category
• As of the fourth quarter of 2014, Chrome was
broken out
• Safe to assume Chrome will overtake
Android Webkit browser traffic over time
=Chrome
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4. • At the start of the fourth quarter, Safari led
Android Webkit by 9 percentage points
• At the end of the quarter, Safari led Android
Webkit by 12 percentage points
• Webkit led Chrome by about 18.5 percentage
points
• At the end of the quarter, Webkit led Chrome
by less than 8 percentage points
=Cellular Connections
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5. • Android maintained a slight 2 point lead
• iOS accounted for 36% of cellular network
requests
• Android accounted for 38% of cellular
network requests
=Cellular Connections Platform Totals
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6. • At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Safari had a
20 percentage point lead over Android Webkit
• Gap stayed roughly the same throughout the
quarter
• At the end of the quarter, Safari maintained a
24 percentage point lead over Android Webkit
• The gap between Android Webkit and Chrome
narrowed significantly
• At the start of the quarter, the gap was 18%
which narrowed to 10% by the end of the quarter
=All Network Connections
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7. • iOS maintained a 9.8 percentage point lead
over Android at the beginning of the fourth
quarter
• The gap narrowed to 9.3 percentage points by
the end of the quarter
• Averaged across the fourth quarter, iOS
accounted for roughly 48% of requests
• Android accounted for roughly 40% of
requests
=All Network Connections Platform Totals
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8. • Download the Q4 2014 State of the Internet Report
• The Q4 2014 report covers:
/ Attack traffic
/ Internet connection speeds and broadband adoption
/ Adoption of mobile connectivity and trends
/ The states of IPv4 exhaustion and IPv6 adoption
/ Internet disruptions
/ Observations from Akamai partner Ericsson regarding data and voice traffic
= Q4 2014 State of the Internet Report
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