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Very interesting findings just released showing that nearly 60% of the time spent on the mobile Internet in the US is on social networks.

Percent of Time Spent on Mobile Internet Usage by Category
U.S. Mobile Subscribers
Week ending April 4, 2010

Category Percent
Social Networking 59.83%
Portals 13.65%
Operator 9.02%
Messaging 7.35%
Mobile Downloads 1.27%
All Other 8.88%

Source: Ground Truth, Inc. Census of mobile subscribers for the week ending April 4, 2010 (n=3.05 million U.S. mobile subscribers).

What is likely to be very surprising for many people, the data also shows that mobile-centric social networking sites such as MocoSpace are much better at engaging consumers than heavyweights like Facebook and MySpace.

Mobile Social Networking Usage
U.S. Mobile Subscribers
Week ending April 4, 2010

Sessions per
Subscriber
Pages per
Subscriber
Pages per
Session
Time per
Subscriber
Average 68.1 310 4.56 0:52:12
MySpace 57.6 246 4.28 0:40:19
Facebook 56.9 205 3.61 0:30:54
MocoSpace 63.9 476 7.45 1:31:02
FunForMobile 17.4 101 5.83 0:19:50
AirG 58.8 520 8.84 1:31:03
Facebook Photos 18.9 59.7 3.15 0:10:10
Cellufun 13.5 145 10.8 0:23:55
MBuzzy 64.3 359 5.58 1:09:41
MocoSpace Photos 15.7 57.2 3.63 0:12:22
MobaMingle 42 278 6.62 0:47:06

Source: Ground Truth, Inc. Census of mobile subscribers for the week ending April 4, 2010 (n=3.05 million U.S. mobile subscribers).

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