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Thursday, 28th January 2010

Monthly Report: Opera's State of the Mobile Web, December 2009

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Summary Facts:

+ From December 2008 to December 2009, page views in the top 9 countries of Southeast Asia increased by 599%, unique users increased by 385%, and data transferred increased by 587%.

+ Facebook is now the dominant player in Southeast Asia among mobile-Web users, both in Indonesia — where Friendster has fallen to #5 — and the rest of the region, where Facebook is among the top visited sites in numerous countries.

+ By far, Opera Mini users in Southeast Asia prefer Nokia handsets.

+ Part 4 of this month’s report lists the most popular social-networking sites around the world visited by mobile Web users. Both global and country-specific site rankings are presented.

+ Given the popularity of Opera in Russian-speaking countries, VKontakte used to be in the top position (based on unique users), but
it was overtaken by Facebook in 2009.

+ Twitter was the other big winner in terms of growth in 2009.

+ All of the listed social-networking sites, except for Friendster, showed significant user growth (via Opera Mini) in 2009.

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