Very cheeky glimpse at Apple Tablet from Flurry mobile analytics

I’ve already made my position on the upcoming whatever-it-is from Apple clear - I’m tired of all this hype-marketing. But this story from mobile analytics company Flurry is just so cheeky I had to report on it.

Hype does not equal success: Flurry reports extremely low first week sales for Nexus One

Interesting results were published by analytics service Flurry. According to its measurments, the opening week sales for the Nexus One were comparatively very poor.

Android go boom! Mobile analytics points to explosion of development

Mobile analytics firm Flurry has released stats that show a huge growth in the number of people developing for the Android operating system. In just one month, from September to October, Flurry data shows that the number of Android project starts has almost doubled.

iPhone vs Android: mobile device stats looking good for Google OS

Mobile analytics firm Flurry has released the latest in its “Pulse” series of reports. These reports compare key categories of mobile application performance for the four main app platforms: Apple, Blackberry, JavaME and Google Android. Flurry claims that the latest report shows Android is starting to chip away at the iPhones’ lead.

Free mobile app analytics services Flurry expands with two new free services

Flurry, creator of the free “by developers for developers” mobile app analytics service Flurry Analytics, today announced two new extensions to the service. The new services, which provide better tracking of users within apps, are being released for free to Flurry clients.

The new features:
User Flow Tracking: This is equivalent to “click streams” on the web. [...]

Flurry cross platform Mobile Analytics

So, I was told to check out Flurry Analytics. I had never heard of Flurry before so I took a good look around the website and the services. Flurry Analytics is a cross-platform analytics service for developers that they can place (for free) into mobile applications.

I did some more digging and apparently the technology behind [...]

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