Wireless Now Accounts For 10% of Website Traffic In India, Wireless Will Overtake Fixed Line Data This Year Wednesday May 30 2012 18:20 EDT Last month (April 7, to be precise) web analytics firm StatCounter noticed a significant shift: for the first time ever wireless data traffic accounted for 10% of all Internet traffic globally (at least among the websites they tracked). StatCounter recently stated that mobile network traffic had been doubling ever year, and began the year comprising 8.5% of all Internet traffic. Asia is unsurprisingly at the forefront of the shift, with wireless traffic accounting for 18% of total net usage, the wireless share of overall traffic having tripled since just 2010. In some regions, like India, wireless Internet traffic is even larger (48.87%), and is expected to overtake fixed-line traffic by the end of this year. Cisco's Visual Networking Index (released today) however takes a more comprehensive look, and insists cellular won't account for 10% of all Internet traffic until 2016. |
CaptainRR Premium Member join:2006-04-21 Blue Rock, OH |
Low caps!Low caps will keep cellular traffic under 10% till 2016 in the States! | |
| |
For God sake whywhy does anybody want to look at the internet on such a small screen and without a full size key board. people are so inpatient. | |
|
| |
|