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Is that a legitimate word to use for anything to do with financial speculations? But look at the chart and you will realize that its ture. For Apple, these numbers are more than satisfying. Apple’s market cap has already been crossed that of Microsoft’s. For now the operating income of Apple is $3.9 billion trailing [...]

Mobile is being used more and more. But when the matter comes to mobile browsing and mCommerce, it is still in the infant stage, as it seems to be derived from the survey of ATG. ATG is research specialist in e-commerce. Survey has concluded that, 87% of the mobile users have never purchased anything from [...]

Microsoft’s search engine Bing – launched last summer – actually eating up Search Market Share of Yahoo. If the current trends continue as we’ve shown in the chart, possibly by November this year, Bing can pass Yahoo in the U.S. Though this gain in Bing’s numbers is mostly because of hefty advertisement money burnt by [...]

Since Google announced its Android powered Nexus One smartphone, people are getting excited about, it seems. As ChangeWave report suggests , 21% people looking to buy a smartphone in next 90 days want to buy one running on Android. That’s up from 6% when ChangeWave surveyed before 3 months. Now Android is at number 2 [...]

In last article, we saw how traffic stats are measured, a bit controversial article but yes, it is fact. Now, let’s take a look at drastically different results. I decided to check Compete.com Vs Alexa.com statistics on each Compete.com and Google Trends. (Note: As Alexa.com doesn’t show result for itself, I have included only [...]

Facebook’s U.S. unique visitors numbers are now more than that of AOL’s and that makes former the fourth largest website in the U.S. In the month of November, Facebook has almost crossed the 100M unique visitors mark. Look at the chart below.

Twitter saw peak in new user sign ups in July,2009. Since then new user sign ups are continuously decreasing. There were 9.4 million new user singups in July, 2009 compared to that of 7.1 million in Nov, 2009. Is twitter losing its charm? Look at the chart below for detailed statistics.

Two days before, we covered Google’s acquisition of mobile advertising platform AdMob. Google bought AdMob for around $750 million. If you are curious about why so much amount, take a look at the chart below. As reported by AdMob, its ad requests jumped from $2.5 billion in January 2008 to $10.2 billion in September 2009.

Apple’s iPhone 3GS is driving market share higher and higher. iPhone is now close contender of RIM-BlackBerry. Palm is in bad shape, really bad shape!! Smartphone market is growing and iPhone is eating big pie of it.

15 consecutive months of losses in Microsoft’s Online Services Division. This quarter sucked more $480 million. But Bing’s growing market share seems a golden line behind the clouds (Real Clouds!!!)