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Weather and Sports Mobile Websites Top Most Visited

16 August 2006 by axxxr
More than 34.6 million mobile subscribers accessed the Internet via their wireless devices in June 2006, according to Telephia, the leading provider of performance measurement information to the mobile industry.

The latest Telephia Mobile Internet Report shows that Email and Weather sites were the top two most visited mobile Internet categories. The sports category followed, with more than 7.1 million visitors, while the Search category secured 6.5 million visitors. Additionally, more than six million mobile consumers accessed City Guides/Maps sites in June.

According to Telephia, Yahoo! Mail was the most visited site by mobile consumers in June (see Table 1). More than 5.8 million mobile consumers accessed The Weather Channel through their cell phones, while visitors to ESPN totaled more than 5.3 million. Rounding out the top five, Google Search and MSN Hotmail secured 4.3 and 3.4 million mobile visitors, respectively.

"Mobile Web usage has continued to grow over the past year, as Internet content providers continue to extend their reach into the mobile space," said Bernard Brenner, Director, Mobile Content—Telephia. "As the industry matures and more mobile users continue to complement and extend their Web activity via their wireless devices, Internet content providers are well-positioned to broaden their audience overall." www.telephia.com

Table 1: Top Mobile Websites for June 2006 (U.S.)

Mobile Website

Unique Audience (000)

Reach of Subscribers

1. Yahoo! Mail

6,531

3.0%

2. The Weather Channel (Weather.com)

5,827

2.7%

3. ESPN

5,345

2.5%

4. Google Search

4,356

2.0%

5. MSN Hotmail

3,441

1.6%

6. MapQuest

3,067

1.4%

7. AOL Mail

2,907

1.4%

8. CNN

2,799

1.3%

9. Yahoo! Weather

2,740

1.3%

10. Yahoo! Search

2,531

1.2%

 




Comments
On 29 Aug 15:33 harry wrote
mobile internet is growing rapidly!
On 17 Aug 13:24 holland wrote
where is wap.esato.com?
On 16 Aug 20:15 Me wrote
And the rest of the world ?

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