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With over 6.3 billion smartphone users around the world, no one is able to deny that the mobile app industry is continuously growing. It’s not just any phones though: It’s smartphones, and with the growth in smartphones, app downloads and usage are still growing constantly, without any sign of slowing, according to Sensor Tower’s latest…
Apps have moved beyond just being a fun activity to pass the time and have become an essential part of daily life. During the early days of lockdown, people were very cautious about going out to get food so they relied on food and grocery delivery apps. This category was already growing before the pandemic…
It is no secret that mobile apps have become our saviors especially during the time of quarantine. From mobile games to entertainment apps, consumers can’t get enough of their favorite apps. According to Sensor Tower’s latest report, global spending on mobile apps will reach $270 billion by 2025. The App Store will account for $185…
Mobile gaming has been booming this past year, but what about ad revenue? Ad spends took a dip last year (understandably so) as a reaction to the uncertainty of the global pandemic. A new report from Unity says that the growth in mobile gaming also translated to increased ad revenue. Meanwhile, consumer spending in apps…
Many reports have confirmed that smartphone usage has seen a huge uptick since users have been in quarantine since March. Recent data shows that activity has also increased for iPads. Downloads for iPad apps jumped 40%, marking the largest increase in a quarter since 2016. Meanwhile, in-app revenue has been steadily growing and continues with…
Although some countries have cautiously started to relax their stay-at-home policies, many countries are still maintaining intensive social distancing and are preparing for a long-term lockdown. Meanwhile, people are looking for something fun, relaxing, and to help kill time while also interacting with their loved ones online and challenging their brains to keep sharp. To…
Social isolation caused by the COVID-19 epidemic has influenced the whole world. In recent times, consumers have had to change and suspend habits, preferences, and hobbies in our daily lives including sports-related events. The postponement of all sports leagues, European football championships, and the Olympics has left people longing for the excitement of sports, and…
As billions of people continue to stay at home, they continue to use their smartphones at higher and higher rates. Users are not only spending more time on gaming apps but also spending more money. Appsflyer’s recent report says that revenue has been steadily rising since the end of March. Meanwhile, Adjust’s latest data says…
With more countries across Asia Pacific implementing varying degrees of lockdown, we are occupying more space in the virtual world and mobile gaming has since seen a surge in traffic. We have observed a 30% increase in time spent on mobile in comparison to February from our internal data as countries tighten their lockdown measures….
The recent stay-at-home orders during the COVID-19 pandemic have caused huge boosts in mobile usage. Across the globe, people are spending more time on their smartphones and specifically, on mobile games. In the past few weeks, game categories like Word, Trivia, and Casual have seen strong numbers in downloads and sessions. With Apptopia’s data, we…