Motorola's Droid handset is catching up with HTC's handsets in acessing Android applications, according to the October Mobile Metrics report from Admob. Instead of comparing smartphone platforms against each other, it looks inside each operating system at the distribution of requests coming from different handsets.
It is bullish on the Android platform, and the impact of the new devices launched in November is immediately apparent in the network data. On November 18th, the Droid already represented 24% of the traffic in our Android network and the Motorola CLIQ generated 6% of Android requests. Browsing statistics from Clicky, a web analytics firm, also show Droid traffic at similar levels as a percentage of Android browsing traffic.
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