Where are google analytics stats for iphone4
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hi
We were looking at the Google Analytics for one of our sites and noticed that there were NO pageviews from device=iphone and resolution=640x960 in the report.
Given that iphone4 is supposed to be 640x960, and would be the most popular device (at least in our offices and everyone I know), it seems wierd.
I sorted the Mobile Devices report by device and resolution to see what was available. The first 160 results were all device=not set.
Finally got to device=iPhone and there were three entries:
resolution 0x0 had 11 views
resolution 320x396 had 45 views
resolution 320x480 had 3,944 views.
Hopefully all iphone4 users havent been classified as not set.
Or is it possible that iphone4s claim to be 320x480 in browsers, as per http://www.alistapart.com/articles/a-pixel-identity-crisis/
Even worse, if I look at the Samsung Galaxy S II (myown phone), there are over 30 screen resolution combinations.
Does anyone have anything to shed on this? I asked about it on the google analytics twitter account last week but havent had a response.
Are there other analytics solutions that would distinguish between the iphones?
Warning - this is a link to a large image, with the not set stats at the top.
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The iPhone4 is indeed 320X480 and the iPad is 768x1024. As to why many of the results are saying "not set" could have something to do with your cookie sessions on mobile devices expiring. You can read the documentation on Cookies Set By Google Analytics here.
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I have an iPhone 4S. Just surfed to a site I own that's not launched and has zero other traffic and checked my analytics. 320x480 is what's showing up. For what it's worth, my browser version shows as 7534.48.3 for Safari, and OS shows as iPhone.
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