Some mediocre stats, aka: who are you people?

dave went on a bit of a rant said
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It’s always fun to see who ends up visiting your site, and it’s interesting to try to discern demographics from the data you get in analytics. Like this:

Looking at visits to the mediocre.com site (including the home page & the forum) over the last week or so:

Browsers:
51.5% Chrome (Wow, a flat out majority)
18.0% Safari (I assume this includes mobile Safari)
10.7% not set (I wonder what this mostly is)
10.4% Firefox
4.1% Internet Explorer (I’ll be honest, I love seeing this so low.)
1.8% in-app Safari (Hadn’t realized they broke this out)
1.6% Android browser (I don’t know enough to know when Chrome started taking over here)

OS:
37.0% Windows (almost entirely Chrome I’d guess.)
31.8% Mac (and a fair amount of Chrome users on Mac)
12.3% iOS (iPhone & iPad)
11.2% not set
5.3% Android (Absurdly low considering the market share)
2.1% Linux (year of the desktop!)
…
0.1% Blackberry (Aw.)

Mobile:
Weekday: 83.0% desktop, 13.8% phone, 3.2% tablet
Weekend: 76.4% desktop, 13.0% phone, 10.6% tablet (iPads are for the weekend)
And then out of that phone + tablet %:
50.5% iPhone (again, an actual majority is surprising to see)
16.3% iPad (lower than I’d have guessed, I wonder if the new mini will affect this)
6.3% not set
3.6% Google Nexus 4
2.0% Barnes and Noble BNTV600 Nook HD+ Tablet (huh! Well above the Kindle Fire, though it’s a fairly small sample size so far.)
…
58 more Android devices, 23 of which are Samsung

It’ll be cool to see how this changes over time. (And how it’ll change immediately after Christmas. I suspect the tablet % is going to eventually get quite a bit bigger.)

Any other things you'd like me to look up? Any of you run sites and want to share your % numbers for comparison?