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On iOS Devices, Native Apps Trump Web Apps

iOS Apps vs. Web Apps iOS apps dominate web apps Appsfire aggregated data from over 1,000 devices registered and synchronized with the Appsfire service to get a clearer picture of iOS versus web app usage. With Apple reporting 10 billion downloads and Appsfire detecting a median of 88 downloaded apps per user, the app market is clearly as strong as ever. Usage & Installations 84 minutes: Median time spent per day using apps of all kinds 108 iOS apps; 88 apps downloaded from App Store; 20 default apps App Store 350K apps 160M users • 10B downloads Usage (time) App Profile 10 min (12%) Web/Web Apps 27 min (32%) 40 min (47%) All other apps Telephony FREE 58% Maps Angry Birds Dropbox Instagram Phone Skype Messages PAID 23% More... 7 min (9%) Mail App DEFAULT 19% 63 apps 25 apps 20 apps 32% 68% Games Non-Games Sources: Appsfire SAS & Apple Inc. appsfire iPhone TM, iTunes®, App Store (SM) are registered brands, trademarks and service marks property of Apple, Inc. Love apps? Download Appsfire. Appsfire data covers Jul - Dec 2010 and excludes users who did not use apps at all. All data based on medians, not means. appsfire

On iOS Devices, Native Apps Trump Web Apps

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Appsfire, one of the leading mobile app discovery platforms, has analyzed 1,000 devices from its users to gain some insight with regards to the native app vs. Web app debate. According to Appsfire,... owners of iOS devices typically spend only 10 percent of their time in a mobile browser, inclusive of Web apps. This is in stark contrast to the figure of 50 percent of time spent in native apps, not including the default mail app and other typical telephony apps (mostly pre-installed apps, but also including Skype).

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TechCrunch

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Appsfire