30% of Cleartrip’s overall transactions were carried out via mobile, same as in September this year, the company told Medianama. 43% of overall traffic also came from mobile, as compared to 40% in September. Overall the company claims it saw a 67% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) increase in mobile searches in Q2 2014, as compared to Q1 2014. Users in Lucknow accounted for 60% of Cleartrip's total traffic from mobile and tablet sessions, followed by 59% from Jaipur, 52% from Delhi, 47% from Ahmedabad, 45% from Mumbai, 45% from Indore and 36% from Bangalore. Most used devices: Samsung is once again the most popular device maker in terms of mobile traffic, accounting for 36% of Cleartrip’s mobile traffic, down from 44% in September. This is followed by Apple at 23%, which was also down from 37% in September, hinting at newer players making a dent in a market largely dominated by Apple and Samsung. Overall Samsung and Apple accounted for 59% of Cleartrip’s mobile traffic, down from 83%, with smartphones including Motorola’s Moto G, Micromax Canvas, Sony Xperia and LG G3 etc., accounting for the rest. Mobile web vs native apps: Mobile web accounted for 46% of the traffic share at Cleartrip, with the Android app accounting for 39% of the traffic and the iOS app accounting for 15%. Among browsers, Chrome stood as the most popular one with 29.9% of users using it, followed by the Android browser at 23.6% and Safari at 15.7%. Phones vs tablets: Mobile phones accounted for 92%…
