With 250 million (http://techcrunch.com/2012/01/19/250-million-android-devices-activated-11-billion-apps-downloaded/) Android devices out there, growing by more than 700,000 activations (http://techcrunch.com/2011/12/22/android-700000/) a day, a lot of mobile video is watched on Android cell phones and tablets. It is not quite as much yet as on Apple iOS devices but it is catching up fast.
A year ago in January, 2011, Apple dominated mobile video views, with iOS devices accounting for 87 percent of all mobile views, according to data from video encoding and short-url service Vid.ly (http://m.vid.ly/). Android had a scant 5 percent. By December, 2011, Android's share of mobile video watching grew to 32 percent, while Apple's shrank to 52 percent.
Vid.ly is a service run by Encoding.com, (http://www.encoding.com/) which launched (http://techcrunch.com/2011/01/24/vid-ly/) a year ago. The data is only from its service, but is from a large enough sample (more than 1 million video views a month for each platform) that it should be representative.
TechCrunch