
There are many Twitter apps out there, some 3rd party and some official such as Twitter for iPhone (previously Tweetie) and Twitter for BlackBerry (developed by RIM). Twitter – which now has 145 million registered users – released some numbers when it comes to how people are accessing the service. In the last 30 days 14% use the mobile version of Twitter (m.twitter.com) and SMS at 8%. When it comes to specific devices, the Twitter for iPhone is tops with 8%, followed by Twitter for BlackBerry app is close behind at 7%. A distant 2% is Android.
Twitter stated on their blog that “total mobile users has jumped 62 percent since mid-April, and, remarkably, 16 percent of all new users to Twitter start on mobile now, as opposed to the five percent before… 46 percent of active users make mobile a regular part of their Twitter experience.”
Pretty impressive numbers. You can follow up here at Twitter.com/mobilesyrup
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Via: IntoMobile
My use of twitter has literally increased by 6000% since getting my new Android.
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Yet the number of “unique” users totals 124%. Seems to me that many users are still using their desktop or laptop, and adding a new mobile identity when they acquire a smart phone. This would also explain the higher percentage of “first-time” mobile users – these individuals already have a twitter account, and create a new one for their phone.
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I don’t socialize on Twitter and never post, I use it as a reader to follow what developers and companies are planning or doing. I have it on my Blackberries, Android and iPod Touch and I occasionally open it on my laptop or PC, it’s easier to get to than RSS feeds.
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I hope HTC fixes HTC Peep soonish, I’m to lazy to download another app and like how it integrates with friendstream.
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Oh wait nevermind, Peep got fixed today.
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The fact that iPhone users tweet way more than Android users does not surprise me in the slightest.
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