AdMob: International iPad Users Account for 25% of Mobile Traffic Ahead of Official Release


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This is quite staggering. Considering the iPad is not yet available to the masses internationally, Google-owned ad analytics company @AdMob are today reporting that already international users account for 25% of all iPad mobile traffic.

With the iPad not available officially in stores until tomorrow morning, as we reported this morning UK users are starting to receive theirs early.

Today, AdMob have announced that international users already account for 25% of all mobile internet usage from the device.

As the site notes:

“That’s an amazing number, but it groks with my own experience living in Germany: iPads are fairly easy to find here on eBay and Craigslist, at entirely reasonable premiums. The iPad may be big in the States, but it’s going to be huge in the rest of the world.”

[via @CultOfMac and @AdMob]

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