Report: iOS devices on the Internet have gained 216% in one year

The share of devices connected to the Internet based on Apple's iOS platform increased by 216% in November compared to the previous year, NetApplications researchers said Friday. The iOS operating system, which powers the iPhone, iPad and iPod, accounts for 1.36% of Internet traffic, or 0.31% of Android's main market.

Although more PCs are online than mobile devices, the move to new portable Internet products is visible in new NetApplications. The share of Windows is down 1.8% to 90.81%, against 92.52% during the same period in 2009. The share of Macs connected to the Internet fell in the same way (1.8) , bringing back Apple desktops to just 5.12% of the online share. devices.

While the move to mobile Internet devices is evident, Google's Android platform, though at 0.31%, owns only a tiny fraction of the Internet, is reported to have jumped 108% in November. The rise of Android "is off the chart", according to Fortune.

[Fortune]