Tag: "Browser"
Windows7 boosting IE market share in Australia?
It seems as more users are upgrading to Windows7 (or purchasing new PCs) we are starting to see an increase in market share for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser. According to global web statistics company, Statcounter – 40% of us in Australia are now using a Windows7 PCs, and there seems to be strong growth month […]
Read More | ShareMobile Browser Market Share Australia – July 2011
I was having a look today at the mobile browser market shares in Australia over the past month (June-July 2011). This is basically showing the popularity of the mobile phones most used for mobile internet surfing. We wrote about Mobile Browser Market shares for Australia in May if you want to check previous figures. The […]
Read More | ShareMobile Browser Market Share, Australia, May 2011
I was having a look today at the market shares for the various Mobile Browsers being used in Australia. The results are interesting, although somewhat fairly expected in my opinion. The iPhone (and iPod touch lead the way with a huge market share). This simply equates to such a easy to use and inviting interface, […]
Read More | ShareInternet/ Web Browser Statistics – Australia, April 2011
Let’s have a look at the current Internet Browser Market Shares in Australia. The 5 main Internet/ Web Browsers being used in Australia are: – Internet Explorer – Mozilla Firefox – Google Chrome – Apple Safari – Opera These days all 5 of these browsers are heavily developing their products to take advantage of the […]
Read More | ShareMicrosoft releases Internet Explorer 9
Microsoft has now released the much anticipated Internet Explorer 9 (IE9). The browser has been in beta for sometime and now available in full release for download. To get Internet Explorer 9 go to: http://windows.microsoft.com/ie9 You will need one of the following operating systems to be able to install and run IE9; – Windows 7 […]
Read More | ShareGoogle Periodic Table of APIs
Google is now probably the largest internet company in the world. With this comes a huge amount of data and wide range of Google service APIs – allowing developers all around the world to build applications and services using Google’s platforms. Trying to understand how they all interrelate, and just finding out the total number […]
Read More | ShareBing added to Opera Browser
Microsoft has completed a deal with rival internet browser Opera, making Bing one of the default search engines in the browser search field. If you want to download the latest version of Opera 10.60 Beta goto: http://www.opera.com/browser/next/ Google will still remain as the Default search, but getting Bing infront of Opera users is a good […]
Read More | ShareTelstra launches Tribe® social networking tool
Exclusive to Telstra customers – a new social networking tool called Tribe® has been launched. Tribe® aggregates your Facebook, Twitter and MySpace into one single interface where you can access all sites from. Telstra customers simply browse to http://tribe.telstra.com from their mobile browser to access this feature, and there are no data / usage costs, […]
Read More | ShareSocial Media fans take up new browser – Flock
So there already some very established players in the Internet Browser market. Internet Explorer has had majority of users for years. Firefox, Safai and Google Chrome have all built up a loyal fan base aswell. A new browser has launched – Flock – a Mozilla based open source which is fast, small in size and […]
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