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LabadieAuto last edited by

As my mobile numbers are going up in Google Analytics I'm trying to figure out what phone runs what browser. I see that 93% of mobile users have Safari which I believe is iPhone, iPad and iPods. There is a 6% usage of "Mozilla Compatible Agent". What cell phone would this be?
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donthe last edited by

Look for "browser and OS" on the left side menu of Google Analytics. under browsers
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ChrisMacNaughton last edited by

Andriod would probably be a good guess, although you can now get Firefox 4 on iPhone and Andriod phones.
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