Ten months on a paid subscription site

Chart based on unique userid (not IP addresses or pages)

Over the ten months, subscriber mobile visits to this site doubled

from 10% to 20% of all subscriber visits

We can still call the iPad evolution a "dramatic rise". Is anyone still wondering about whether tablets willbe a success?

BlackBerry's gradual decline

Android slowly rising, but we can expect dramatic changes over the next year with all the new tablets that should be available over that period.

This is calculated from visits to a  web site.

All the pundits got a big laugh, but the funny name hasn't squelched enthusiasm, adoption of the iPad continues to rise significantly. It'll be very interesting to see when competitive tables come out how they compare.

The BlackBerry Torch hasn't been out long enough to guess whether it matters, but the continued dropping of the BB market share seems an established trend.

What caused the little upward spurt on the iPhone in October?

Symbian has dropped from almost no one to 1 user this month. Are there many Symbian-powered phones that surf the web well?

Sample of 1770  registered (and therefore uniquely identifiable) visitors to the membership wine information site, here is the breakdown for the first 11 days of April:

Mobiles represented 8% of all member accesses.

iPhone to BlackBerry, three to one.

iPhone        64.38%
BlackBerry       21.23%

At nearly 5%,; Android has grown quickly in the last 90 days.

Android        4.79%
iPod        3.42%
iPad        2.05%
Symbian        2.05%
webOS        1.37%
Nexus        0.68% (included in Android)

 

Comparing March 1-9 to April 1-9, Android gained 50%, BlackBerry +8%, iPhone lost 11%.