The share of internet browsing on these devices is more than double the 2% market share recorded in June 2010.
Worldwide, browsing on the desktop accounted for 94.6% of all web browsing in June, down from 97.7% in the same time period a year earlier.
In the U.S. the Apple iPhone and iPad accounted for 5% of all browsing. Android devices accounted for a 2.6% share while Blackberry came in at 0.57%. Symbian, Java ME and Windows Mobile devices collectively accounted for less than one-tenth of one percent.
On its own, the Apple iPad now exceeds 1% of all browsing on the internet, and over 2.1% in the United States.
Another study from comScore, released in June, found that the iPad accounts for 97% of all tablet traffic on the Web compared to just 0.6% for Android-based tablets.
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