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Flurry, a mobile application analytics company, has compiled some interesting facts about the soaring growth in eBook applications. Interestingly, it appears that the iPhone has become more significant for reading than eReaders.
Check out this consolidation/review of the latest stats.
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just a quick note.
we don't know how many books these people are buying, if any.
we need that data before we can say whether reading on the iPhone is more significant than on ereaders.
Posted by: abhi | September 02, 2009 at 04:18 PM