Americans browse 4.6 hours per month on smartphones
Some interesting stats from our neighbours to the south: U.S. smartphone users spend an average of more than 4.6 hours per month browsing the web. British users are at nearly 2.5 hours per month. No stats yet for Canada.
Some interesting stats from our neighbours to the south: U.S. smartphone users spend an average of more than 4.6 hours per month browsing the web. British users are at nearly 2.5 hours per month. No stats yet for Canada.
According to M:Metrics, mobile browsing increased 89 percent year over year in the United States, and pageviews have increased 127 percent.
The report found Americans browse the web more than 4.6 hours per month, based on data collected by carriers in March of 2008.
Which site was the "stickiest" on mobile phones? Local classifieds sensation Craigslist.com garnered the top spot with an average of one hour and thirty-nine minutes — the longest duration of any site among the top 20 domains visited.
In the UK, where smartphone users browse the web for about 2.5 hours a month, Facebook.com was the hottest destination with one hour and forty-five minutes to the site.
In the US, Facebook.com ranked fourth in time spent browsing, after eBay.com and MySpace.com, respectively, with Disney’s Go.com coming in at number five.
"based on data collected by carriers"
We all know they're doing it, but it's scary to hear it regardless.