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    Published Facts

    Audio and video streaming will exceed 60% of North America’s mobile data by late 2014 Global Internet Phenomena Report identifies YouTube as the leader in mobile video  
    Added: 04/26/2012 from Sandvine Published: 04/25/2012
    In North America, video and audio streaming make up more than half of mobile data traffic, led by YouTube, Pandora and Netflix Global Internet Phenomena Report identifies YouTube as the leader in mobile video  
    Added: 04/26/2012 from Sandvine Published: 04/25/2012
    The heaviest 1% of upstream users account for almost 43% of total upstream usage Sandvine : Global Broadband Trends  
    Added: 10/27/2011 from Sandvine Published: 09/01/2011
    Mobile Marketplace traffic accounts for 9.4% of peak downstream usage in Asia-Pacific and 5.8% in North America, led in both cases by iTunes and the Android Market Sandvine : Global Broadband Trends  
    Added: 10/27/2011 from Sandvine Published: 09/01/2011
    The four largest Internet services on North America’s fixed access networks, by daily downstream volume, are: Netflix (27.6%), HTTP (17.8), YouTube (10%) and BitTorrent (9%) Sandvine : Global Broadband Trends  
    Added: 10/27/2011 from Sandvine Published: 09/01/2011
    Netflix accounts for 29.7% of peak period downstream internet traffic Global Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 05/20/2011 from Sandvine Published: 03/01/2011
    The top 5% of mobile subscribers account for 50% of mobile internet traffic. In North America 20% of the subscribers account for 90% of total network usage 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    Social networking accounts for up to 9% of utilized mobile bandwidth during peak hours 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    Web browsing and real-time entertainment account for 52-63% of a mobile network's peak usage 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    3% of AT&T's smartphone users account for 40% of its data traffic 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    YouTube accounts for 10-15% of mobile internet traffic and 5% of cable and DSL network traffic 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    Skype accounts for 1.9% of the overall mobile internet traffic in Europe 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    30% of mobile subscribers in the Caribbean and Latin America use Facebook in any given hour. In North America the figure is 25% and in Europe about 20% 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    The average YouTube video is more than 10MB 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 07/14/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    The top 20% of broadband subscribers account for 80% of the data on cable and DSL networks 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 05/20/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    Peer to Peer (P2P) filesharing in Europe accounts for 13.4% of wireless network traffic 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 05/14/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010
    Peer to Peer (P2P) filesharing and other bulk data categories are responsible for 15% of peak period traffic in Europe and North America and almost 30% in Latin America 2010 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report  
    Added: 05/14/2010 from Sandvine Published: 03/17/2010