I've not heard of an accurate way to produce these statistics yet cnet are displaying floating points as their percentages and publishing them as fact. So I'd hope they have a reasonably accurate method of collation which I'm unaware of.
I've not heard of an accurate way to produce these statistics yet cnet are displaying floating points as their percentages and publishing them as fact. So I'd hope they have a reasonably accurate method of collation which I'm unaware of.
> This report lists the market share of the top operating systems in use for browsing (not servers). This data is derived by aggregating the traffic across our network of websites that use our service.
Which isn't all that helpful, as it doesn't say what the network of websites consists of.
I would imagine that, with the approaching death of XP, many organisations still stuck on XP are shifting from desktop apps to browser-based apps wherever possible, in order to smooth the transition. This would lead to a rise in traffic from XP machines to SAAS sites.