During this session mobile application testing leader DeviceAnywhere will unveil thought-provoking statistics from its European Mobile Metrics Report which shows the most popular and least popular mobile Operating Systems, networks and handsets that are being used today for application development across Europe. Mobile app developers are often the “canary in the coal mine” of the mobile industry. What devices and platforms they line-up behind is often a critical predictor of which ones will turn out to be commercial successes. After all, consumers have an insatiable thirst for apps and they want the handsets and platforms that deliver best apps and the greatest quantity. So the question is now: How are developers responding to this appetite? Are developers really lining up behind Android, and to what extent and how fast? Is the iPhone still king? Does that mean they're downgrading their interest in another OS like Blackberry? What devices are they developing for? Where do Windows Mobile and Symbian fit into the app development fray? DeviceAnywhere's Metrics quarterly report is tracking the canaries. Unlike opinion polls and conjecture, this report shares raw data, providing an insider's view into what developers are actually doing in the real-world. The data is sure to spark conversation and conjecture long after the session ends.