Last year was another groundbreaking period of the mobile revolution. Overall app usage grew by 58 percent, driven largely by personalization, media and productivity apps. What’s interesting is the majority of this growth came from existing users, providing that mobile addicts –users that launch apps more than 60 times a day– are here to stay. Read MoreShared posts
15 Feb 22:29
Last year was another groundbreaking period of the mobile revolution. Overall app usage grew by 58 percent, driven largely by personalization, media and productivity apps. What’s interesting is the majority of this growth came from existing users, providing that mobile addicts –users that launch apps more than 60 times a day– are here to stay. Read More
Multicast, Big Phones And The Appification Of The Web And TV
by Simon Khalaf
Last year was another groundbreaking period of the mobile revolution. Overall app usage grew by 58 percent, driven largely by personalization, media and productivity apps. What’s interesting is the majority of this growth came from existing users, providing that mobile addicts –users that launch apps more than 60 times a day– are here to stay. Read More
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