During the course of Mobile World Congress this year, Tutela's software was installed and ran in the background of over 23,000 mobile devices within the conference venue, representing a statistically significant 20% of total attendees.
Here is a summary of our findings.
We found despite Apple’s lack of official presence at the show, and the dominance of Android suppliers, the majority of devices we detected among attendees were infact iPhones.
The most popular network provider among our users was AT&T US. We saw over 1,600 users from that network. This was more than the local users from Spain.
USA and UK were the most popular origins
Looking at the locale and languages on the devices, it appeared that most users at the conference hailed from the US, UK, Spain and South Korea in that order.
(Note that these numbers could be skewed by default locale and language settings on some devices)
It looked like Tuesday was most popular and Thursday was least popular.
By geo-filtering on the entrance area only, we can see that 8-9am was the busiest time, when most people seemed to arrive - although it started to get busy as early as 7am.
To our surprise, our software had already been installed on 24 of the brand new Samsung Galaxy S9 phones at MWC. We collected data from 7 different model variants of the S9.
Taking a look at the S9s, the SM-G965 variants have the most memory (RAM)
Tutela collects data in every country in the world, from over 250 million users.
To view our complementary reports, join Tutela Inisights for free today.