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3.2 Billion Flash Player 9.x Installs on Nov 11th via Akamai

Seems my Flash Player 9 counter has again fallen behind the real install numbers by some 200 Million installs, dohhhh. Emmy just sent me the statistics from Akamai for Flash Player 9 installations and it was 3.2 Billion on November 11, 2007. I will be updating the counter to match the real installation rates later today. So I have updated the counter 5 times now and every time the estimates are accelerating from prior rates which is a great sign for Flash Player.

I wonder if Silverlight 1.0 has 10 Million installs yet?

Reach more computers compatibly today with Flash Player 9, 3.2 Billion Installs and growing!

Go Flash Player!

Cheers,

Ted :)

3 Responses to “ 3.2 Billion Flash Player 9.x Installs on Nov 11th via Akamai ”

  1. # Blogger polyGeek

    It would be great if you could create a Silverlight installs counter to go below the Flash player installs. You know, just for comparisons sake. Or would that be too insulting to MS? :-)  

  2. # Blogger phillip

    No doubt it's impressive how many people have Flash installed... and it helps my business. However, 3.2 billion is potentially deceptive as I really doubt that many computers have Flash installed. I'm probably above average in my download consumption--but I've downloaded Flash at least 50 times!

    Anyway, yeah, Silverlight hasn't set the world on fire. But... what if they included it in an auto-update to the OS? I think they'd break 10 million.

    I guess my point is that Flash is still currently better but only partially because half the world population has downloaded it.  

  3. # Blogger grfgguvf

    There aren't even 3 billion internetworked computers on Earth...
    Probably some people download 3 times for IE plugin, Mozilla plugin, Linux version...
    Even then, 3 billion would mean EVERY internet user downloaded 3 times...
    Something's wrong here...  

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