Chinese apps dominate most-used Android app rankings: research

[TaiShang]

Chinese apps dominate most-used Android app rankings: research

Xinhua | Updated: 2017-09-21 16:43

BEIJING - Apps from Chinese publishers dominate the top rankings of the most used Android apps globally, according to industrial research.

Six of the top 10 most-used Android apps in July were from China, according to the latest research by App Annie, a leading mobile app data and insights platform.

When it comes to apps on both the iOS and Android platforms, Tencent's WeChat ranked third in the number of active iOS and Android users, and four China-made mobile games made it into the top five most popular games globally.

Games, music and audio, photography, video players and editing, and shopping were the most popular app types in China, according to the research.

The latest report from the China Internet Network Information Center showed that China had about 751 million netizens and 724 million mobile Internet users as of the end of June.

Chinese consumers and advertisers spent a grand total of $790 billion via mobile platforms in 2016, according to App Annie. By 2021 the number will increase exponentially to $2.59 trillion, especially as mobile commerce continues to thrive.

 

[djsjs]

The daily life of Chinese people can not be separated from these apps.We shopping, positioning public bike and bus taxis,order takeout, buy train tickets, bus tickets, movie tickets, and other tickets,investment ,manage financial credit card, paid property fees, electricity bills.Control the refrigerator, washing machine, and other household appliances.

 

[TaiShang]

The daily life of Chinese people can not be separated from these apps.We shopping, positioning public bike and bus taxis,order takeout, buy train tickets, bus tickets, movie tickets, and other tickets,investment ,manage financial credit card, paid property fees, electricity bills.Control the refrigerator, washing machine, and other household appliances.

Industry 4.0 is pretty much in the making in China.

Of course this is thanks to efforts to excel industry 2.0 (factory production) and 3.0 (information and automation).

It is not possible to jump-start to 4.0 without experiencing the earlier two.

 

[terranMarine]

Industry 4.0 is pretty much in the making in China.

Of course this is thanks to efforts to excel industry 2.0 (factory production) and 3.0 (information and automation).

It is not possible to jump-start to 4.0 without experiencing the earlier two.

There's only one who can do it, the exceptional rising shining supa powa

 

[TaiShang]

There's only one who can do it, the exceptional rising shining supa powa

Shining superpower has outsmarted all the rest of us . Gotta admit

 

[rcrmj]

Chinese consumers and advertisers spent a grand total of $790 billion via mobile platforms in 2016, according to App Annie. By 2021 the number will increase exponentially to $2.59 trillion, especially as mobile commerce continues to thrive.

and mines are like 0.00012% of it````long way to go, long way to go