Latest reports and statistics from Stat-Counter has showed that desktop browsing has been overtaken by mobile browsing for the first time in Nigeria.The stats reveal that Internet browsing from mobile phones increased by over 25% between October 2010 and October 2011. On the other hand, Internet browsing from a Desktop PC decreased by over 27% within the past year.
From the report, mobile phones and devices accounted for 52.5% of Internet browsing in Nigeria, while PCs accounted for 47.5% of Internet browsing in Nigeria.
This web trend comes at a time when Nigeria currently has the largest mobile subscriber base in Africa with over 93 million mobile subscribers as at September 2011.
With this latest stats, Nigeria becomes the first African country where mobile browsing overtakes desktop browsing
See graph at
http://naijaedutech..com/2011/11/mobile-browsing-overtakes-desktop.html

look at it this way: what percentage of computers have access to the internet compared to what percentage of mobile phones have access to the internet

just as a matter of curiousity, how does that translate to bad news?

just as a matter of curiousity, how does that translate to bad news?

As much as I wouldn't like to sound selfish but I think very few people would understand what I mean by that, That is those who make a living out the internet

@mundus

You still haven't explained @blackweaver question? Bad news in what sense? By inference to your post, "what mobile internet accesses is different from that which desktop internet can: and blogs can't be reached on mobiles", abi?

blogs can't? since when?

@blackweaver
its a rhetorical question i posed to the OP

@maleeq,
actually my last post was directed at the poster