Device Trends January 2014

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The document summarizes mobile device trends from a January 2014 report by Sevenval. It finds that over 5,220 different mobile devices access the mobile web worldwide, with the top 5 devices dominating 50.03% of the market and a long tail of other devices making up the remaining 49.97%. It also notes the wide variety of operating system versions in use due to differences in how iOS and Android devices receive updates.

Device Trends
Sevenval 2014
January 2014

The Mobile Longtail Worldwide
Top mobile devices by mobile web traffic

iPhone
Samsung Galaxy S3
Samsung Galaxy S4
Samsung Galaxy S2
iPhone

50,03%

Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini
Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini

Samsung Galaxy Ace

~5.220 Devices

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1
Galaxy Note 2
Samsung
Galaxy SI!I

Samsung
Galaxy SIV
Samsung
Samsung Galaxy SII
Galaxy SIII Mini

Unique Devices
Dominating Few* (50,03%)
Longtail** (49,97%)

iPad
HTC One
Samsung Galaxy S Plus
Samsung Galaxy GT

31,4%
6,1%
4,8%
4,5%
3,2%
1,8%
1,5%
1,2%
1,1%
1,0%
1,0%
0,9%
0,8%

5.221
5
5.216

Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

*Devices needed to reach 50% of smartphone owners
**Devices needed to reach the rest of smartphone owners

Source: 12/2013 Sevenval Database

2

Not one but

5.220+

different devices

access mobile websites worldwide today.

Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

Source: 12/2013 Sevenval Database

3

The few top 5 dominate 50,03% of the worldwide
market, but the longtail counts for 49,97%.

Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

Source: 12/2013 Sevenval Database

4

iOS Version Statistic
All Platforms

iOS is continuously updated, however old devices still exist which are not capable of updates.

Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

Source: 01/2014 http://david-smith.org/iosversionstats/

5

Android Version Statistic
All Platforms

Due to manufacturer adaptations updates happen rarely. Thus a wide spread of OS versions is available.

Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

Source: 01/2014 developer.android.com

6

Device + Browser + Operating System =

Unique Client
Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

7

More than 50.400 unique clients
– a combination of device, browser and OS –
are in the market right now.

Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

Source: 12/2013 Sevenval Database

8

Between 2013 and 2017, mobile phone
penetration will rise from 61.1% to
of the global population.

Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

69.4%
Source: 01/2014 www.emarketer.com

9

In mobile fragmentation is forever.
Deal with it.
Richard Wong
Investor in AdMob and Getjar

Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014

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1. Device Trends Sevenval 2014 January 2014

2. The Mobile Longtail Worldwide Top mobile devices by mobile web traffic iPhone Samsung Galaxy S3 Samsung Galaxy S4 Samsung Galaxy S2 iPhone 50,03% Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini Samsung Galaxy Ace ~5.220 Devices Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 Galaxy Note 2 Samsung Galaxy SI!I Samsung Galaxy SIV Samsung Samsung Galaxy SII Galaxy SIII Mini Unique Devices Dominating Few* (50,03%) Longtail** (49,97%) iPad HTC One Samsung Galaxy S Plus Samsung Galaxy GT 31,4% 6,1% 4,8% 4,5% 3,2% 1,8% 1,5% 1,2% 1,1% 1,0% 1,0% 0,9% 0,8% 5.221 5 5.216 Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 *Devices needed to reach 50% of smartphone owners **Devices needed to reach the rest of smartphone owners Source: 12/2013 Sevenval Database 2

3. Not one but 5.220+ different devices access mobile websites worldwide today. Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 Source: 12/2013 Sevenval Database 3

4. The few top 5 dominate 50,03% of the worldwide market, but the longtail counts for 49,97%. Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 Source: 12/2013 Sevenval Database 4

5. iOS Version Statistic All Platforms iOS is continuously updated, however old devices still exist which are not capable of updates. Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 Source: 01/2014 http://david-smith.org/iosversionstats/ 5

6. Android Version Statistic All Platforms Due to manufacturer adaptations updates happen rarely. Thus a wide spread of OS versions is available. Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 Source: 01/2014 developer.android.com 6

7. Device + Browser + Operating System = Unique Client Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 7

8. More than 50.400 unique clients – a combination of device, browser and OS – are in the market right now. Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 Source: 12/2013 Sevenval Database 8

9. Between 2013 and 2017, mobile phone penetration will rise from 61.1% to of the global population. Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 69.4% Source: 01/2014 www.emarketer.com 9

10. In mobile fragmentation is forever. Deal with it. Richard Wong Investor in AdMob and Getjar Sevenval Device Trends | January 2014 10

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