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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Handango Releases Its Mobile Software ReportPosted By: Ryan Kairer on Monday, April 30, 2007 1:16:19 PM
Handango today released the 2007 First Quarter edition of the Handango Yardstick, a quarterly report on the state of the mobile content industry. Handango's report looks at device and mobile software popularity based on sales at its online properties. This most recent version of the Yardstick indicated that three smartphones launched within the past year were among the top ten devices adding software based on revenue. The Motorola Q topped the list, overtaking the Palm Treo 650 which had been in the top spot for more than a year, with the BlackBerry Pearl following close behind. The Palm Treo 680, also a newly-released device, ranked at number ten.
Top 10 devices Adding software based on units sold
Also reported in the Handango Yardstick were top search phrases. While terms such as "free", "games" and "ringtones" remained the most popular, "Google" came in at its highest ranking ever at number five due to the rise in popularity of the Google Maps for mobile application. However, "sudoku" and "maps" did not make the top ten search word list this quarter after appearing there in the 2006 Year End Yardstick. Content titles that have retained popularity since Q1 2006 are PocketMirror for Palm OS, Microsoft Voice Command for Pocket PC, SBSH Façade for Windows Mobile Smartphone, Ringphonic for BlackBerry and ProfiMail for Symbian. Travel, PIM and weather-related applications remained strong sellers also. Best-selling software titles by operating system
Palm OS Windows Mobile Pocket PC A full version of the Handango Yardstick for Q1 2007 is available here. (PDF link)
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