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Internet statistics help you when you want to know how people use the internet and what is the future of the internet. This information is neccesary when your website needs some search engine optimization or if you plan to advertise on google, facebook or any other website.

But the most important thing to use some websites stats (eg. Google Analytics) to see how your real users using your website (eg. desktop or mobile, what browsers are they using, how big screen they have…).

Browsers
(global)

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Chrome: 46%
Internet Explorer: 20%
Firefox: 17%
Safari: 13%

Browsers
(AU)

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Chrome: 45%
Internet Explorer: 25%
Firefox: 16%
Safari: 13%

Desktop vs Mobile (global)

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Desktop: 64%
Mobile: 29%
tablet: 8%

Desktop vs Mobile (AU)

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DESKTOP: 66%
MOBILE: 22%
TABLET: 12%

Mobile Operating Systems

Wordwide vs Australia

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Search Engines

Worldwide vs Australia

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Mobile devices

80% of the world’s population has a mobile device. Almost 2 billions smartphones used worldwide and 1.5million new smartphones are activated every single day. 25% of the households in US have cut their landline and using only mobiles. Phone and tablet users spend an average of 94 minutes using the device.

More mobile devices on Earth than people. Mobile traffic is increasing 3.5% per month and for next year will take over desktop. Purchasing on mobile phone is increasing too and using mobile wallets as payment method is getting more popular. A poorly designed mobile website or a website which isn’t optimised for mobile is bad for business: bad mobile experience drive people to competitors.

Native Mobile Apps or Mobile Website?

A pure mobile app has some advantages over a mobile website: can use phone features (eg. camera or notifications) and available offline.

But if you want to create a mobile app you need to know:

  • multiple platforms means more development (different mobile OS)
  • expensive process
  • need to send the app to App Store or Google Play Store for approval
  • need to be installed by the user

How are smartphones being used?

92% – Text Messaging
92% – Taking Photos
84% – Internet Browsing
76% – Emailing
69% – Downloading Apps
64% – Gaming
59% – Social Network
55% – Navigating
54% – Watching Videos
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