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For obvious reasons, we're not really big believers in optimizing Engadget for individual devices or platforms. Despite the unrelenting number of requests for an iPhone-optimized version of Engadget, we thought we'd let Apple stand by its whole "the real internet in your pocket" thing. And then we ran the numbers. We could hardly believe it. So far in 2008, the iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPod ...

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MacDailyNews: Engadget debuts Apple iPhone, iPod touch site, as Apple devices account for 95.8% of mobile views

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Engadget debuts Apple iPhone, iPod touch site, as Apple devices account for 95.8% of mobile views
MacDailyNews — ... . Full article, with screenshots, here . [Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "MacVicta" for the heads up.] MacDailyNews Note: As many of you know, the Mobile Safari (iPhone, iPod touch) versions of MacDailyNews and iPodDailyNews are currently in the shop for repairs. We hope to have them back online ASAP as 98.8% of all mobile page views on our sites come from iPhone (83.7%) and iPod touch (15.1%) users. Thank you for your patience.

Apple Runs the Table on Mobile Traffic at Engadget.com
Byte of the Apple - BusinessWeek — ... Posted by: Peter Burrows on August 21 iPhone 3G users might be suffering some reception problems when it comes to mobile browsing of the Net. But judging from Engadget’s analysis of its traffic , owners of iPhones and iPod Touches are getting through a whole lot more than users of any other kind of non-PC device. Actually, it’s not a question of more. It’s a question of only—as in, the only non-PC devices being used by Engadget fans to any significant degree are these two Apple devices. Check this out: Top 25 mobile / non-desktop devices hitting engadget.com (Jan 1, 2008 - ...