According to comScore Media Metrix's data, the number of American visitors at Apple.com went from 27.3 million to 38.8 million, placing Apple at 13th rank for most visited properties on the web.

Others have speculated that this increase in site visits was due to the new iPhone, the fight for DRM free music, Apple TV, and the infamous Leopard delay. What's even more amazing about this is that even without detailed news about the new iPhone, it's still one of the (supposed) main reasons for the site's increased popularity. Could this mean that the demand for the phone is that high?

MacUser, an Apple news site, points out that ultimately it wasn't a "shabby month" for Apple.com when it came to content, but they find it hard to believe that the stories alone could generate 11 million additional users. They speculate that either Apple as a whole is getting more popular in the us or comScore's data is flawed. We here at QJ would go with the former.