Analysis

Earlier this week Gartner predicted a 53.4% growth for tablets by the end of this year. This week, 51Degrees takes a look at global web traffic originating from PC, tablet, smartphone and feature phone devices over the last 20 months.

Earlier this week Blackberry wrote an open letter to their customers, in hopes to encapsulate their user base with Blackberry passion. Here at 51Degrees it reminded us of our first ever Chart of the Week where we compared the newly released Blackberry Z10 against it's fierce market rival, the Sony Xperia Z. This week we take another look at mobile web traffic originating from the same models, over the same countries, 6 months later.

HTC reported their first ever loss this quarter, whilst their main android rivals Samsung, reported record profits. This week 51Degrees take a look at which HTC devices are most popular for browsing the web globally over the last 9 months.

With Tesco releasing their new Hudl tablet device earlier this week, 51Degrees compare UK mobile web traffic originating from both smartphone and tablet devices over the last 12 months.

The TV industry's premier annual event recently took place in Amsterdam. IBC 2013(International Broadcasting Convention) attracted over 52,000 attendees from over 170 countries around the world. To celebrate 51Degrees having exhibited at IBC 2013, we take a look at the most popular Sony TV models in August 2013.

The TV industry's premier annual event is kicking off in Amsterdam today. The IBC 2013 (International Broadcasting Convention) attracts over 50,000 attendees from over 160 countries around the world. To celebrate 51Degrees exhibiting at IBC 2013, we take a look at US web traffic from the most popular TV screen sizes in August 2013.

With Microsoft purchasing mobile hardware vendor Nokia earlier this week, 51Degrees takes a look at web traffic from Nokia mobile devices over the last 8 months.

Earlier this week Statista released a chart showing the 15 top countries with the highest percentage of Smartphone penetration, based on Google's 'Our Mobile Planet' data. This week, 51Degrees.mobi takes a look at Smartphone web traffic penetration from the same 15 countries

With Barnes & Noble's Nook revenue dropping 20.2% in Q1 and Amazon's Kindle range seemingly expanding into new territories, this week 51Degrees takes a closer look at web traffic originating from eReaders in the United States.

Gartner put out their latest mobile market report this week, showing that smartphone sales have exceeded feature phone sales for the first time. This week 51Degrees.mobi look at web traffic from both smart and feature phones originating from different countries.