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Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
News Europe, according to the latest figures released by French Web metrics firm XiTi. The UK has one of the lowest proportions of Firefox users in Europe, accounting for only 11 percent of Web site visits.
[January 17, 2006, 12:30]
VoIP Market Growing Fast In Europe
News The market for enterprise IP telephony infrastructure in Western Europe continues to grow. The largest market share went to Cisco (34.2 percent), followed by Avaya and Alcatel. Both Cisco and Alcatel improved their market share during the period.
[December 15, 2006, 8:41]
Smartphone Market Picks Up In Europe
News Smartphones are on track to outsell conventional handheld computers this year, according to a new study, which also found that handheld market share leader Palm has fallen into third place in Europe for mobile operating systems.
[April 23, 2003, 12:58]
Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
Talkback I find it unusual that you say that these figures for firefox use in europe probably should be taken with a pinch of salt because they are weekend figures. This really is is the only market that counts as weekends (and evenings) are mainly the only...
[January 31, 2006, 12:08]
Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
Talkback The above is on drugs
[January 18, 2006, 2:22]
Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
Talkback I guess my head must be up my @$$ then. IE 6 is scheduled for replacement, and IT departments won't change browsers and test compatibility for online software etc.for each "browser of the month" Basically, users of IE 6 are hanging out for IE 7...
[March 30, 2006, 5:47]
Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
Talkback Strange. If corporate environments are hanging out for IE 7 then which version of IE 7 exactly? And if corporate environments can't rush into things then doesn't that impose that once a wrong choice has been made they're inclined to stick with it...
[April 1, 2006, 0:26]
Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
Talkback I have little doubt that Firefox usage is raising in some areas, especially in Europe, as IE hasn't had an upgrade in years. That's simply invalid as a count of the actual Firefox market. Inaccurate? Simply plain wrong!
[January 18, 2006, 0:49]
Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
Talkback I can quite easily see why Firefox is being used so widely across Europe and I would dispute your low UK usage figures. Firefox gives home users options on even safer surfing with Extensions such as Safe Cache, Quick Java, AdBlock and NoScript...
[January 19, 2006, 10:53]
Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
Talkback You could say that arguing about stats is a bit frustrating. But so are headlines constructed on one datum. You need to look at the whole picture and this article doesn't come close. However, at the risk of stating the blindingly obvious:
[January 18, 2006, 11:19]
Firefox 'passes 20 Percent Market Share' In Europe
Talkback If you want stats on a big site like boing boing, you'll see that Firefox is about 40%, before IE (at 35%). Yes, it's well above 20%, but those are real, 'raw' datas from awstats analysis of their logs.http://www.boingboing.net/stats/#browsers
[January 18, 2006, 8:54]
Chip Market Grows In Europe
News The European market dropped in June but recovered in July, growing 0.5 percent to $2.16bn. The figures indicate that the market for semiconductors, the basic building-blocks of computers, is on the way back, according to the organisations.
[September 3, 2002, 16:00]
UK Is Europe's Largest Market For Online Business Info
News The market for online business information in Europe is worth £450m-£500m and is expected to grow by up to 15% over the next two years, according to a new survey. The market in Europe is led by Knight Ridder,FT Profile and Reuters itself.
[November 28, 1996, 11:34]
A Year Ago: UK Is Largest Euro Market For Online Data
News The market for online business information in Europe is worth 450m-£500m and is expected to grow by up to 15 per cent over the next two years, according to a new survey. The market in Europe is led by Knight Ridder, FT Profile and Reuters itself.
[November 28, 1997, 9:03]
Not-so-cheap PCs Fail In Popularity Contest
News But there is light at the end of the tunnel for Europe's PC market, as big companies are expected to step up purchases in the coming year. The overall PC market for Europe grew only six percent last year from 1999, hit largely by slow corporate...
[February 1, 2001, 15:09]
Does Asian IT Growth Threaten Europe?
News The European IT market is seeing fresh challenges from the fast-growing Asian market as Europe recovers from the slump of the early 2000s. Asia-Pacific is the star in IT growth these days, with the market expected to grow 7 percent annually...
[March 22, 2005, 15:55]
PC Growth Slows In UK
News The overall growth of the PC market in Europe has slowed, according to analysts Dataquest, though the mobile computing market showed impressive expansion. The UK was the second-largest region in Europe for Q1, with shipments of 1.5 million units...
[May 5, 2000, 17:14]
Small PC Makers Lose Out As Shipments Surge
News Europe's PC market is seeing its strongest growth since 1999, but smaller PC vendors are unlikely to see much benefit from the trend, according to preliminary figures from analyst group Gartner. Gartner's estimates for PC shipments in Europe, the...
[July 17, 2003, 9:01]
Napster Puts Europe In Its Sights
News Napster has hired its first Europe-based executive as part of a drive to expand into the lucrative European market. Precise details of Sharman's role weren't available, but as Napster's first European executive she will be spearheading the company...
[January 16, 2004, 11:45]
Microsoft Tablets Start Strong In Europe
News Sales of portables running Microsoft's Tablet PC software started strong out of the gate in Europe, according to market researcher Context. Overall, the portable market is on a roll in Europe, growing four times as fast as the total PC market...
[January 29, 2003, 7:37]
