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印度谷歌Play应用使用率排名第一,超过美国

2016年,印度超过美国成为第二大智能手机市场,这在很大程度上是由于国产智能手机的增长。

班加罗尔:移动用户在印度下载的应用程序数量最多谷歌播放应用2016年商店。根据全球应用分析公司app Annie的一份报告,2015年印度应用下载量超过60亿,超过美国,排名第三。巴西以略高于50亿的下载量排名第三。中国不是谷歌玩(安卓)排名,因为该国屏蔽了谷歌。然而,它是第一名iOS苹果应用程序商店下载。

该报告指出,鉴于印度的安卓应用下载量仍然很低,它可能会扩大与其他国家的差距渗透的智能手机。“考虑到未来的发展潜力,印度在过去两年(下载量)的显著进步就更加令人印象深刻了。2016年,印度超过美国成为第二大智能手机市场,这在很大程度上是由于国产智能手机的增长。然而,这只是一个开始,因为印度的智能手机普及率仍低于30%,其整体经济将迎来大规模增长。”

就花费在应用程序上的总时间而言,印度遥遥领先于其他所有国家。2016年,在安卓应用上花费的9000亿小时中,印度人花费了1500亿小时。紧随其后的是巴西(约1150亿)和美国(约900亿)。总计9000亿小时,比2015年增长了25%,也就是说每个Android手机用户平均每天使用大约2小时。

由于用户基数的爆炸式增长和每个用户花费时间的增加,印度、巴西、印度尼西亚和墨西哥等新兴市场在Android应用总花费时间排名前五的国家中占据了四个席位。然而,在谷歌Play的全球收益中,印度甚至没有进入前10名,这表明谷歌在该国的盈利还有很长的路要走。


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BENGALURU: Mobile users<\/a> in India downloaded the most number of apps from Google Play app<\/a> store in 2016. With over 6 billion app downloads, India, which was in the third position in 2015, surpassed the US, according to a report by global app analytics firm App Annie. Brazil took the third spot with a little over 5 billion downloads. China is not part of the Google<\/a> Play (Android<\/a>) rankings because the country has blocked Google. However, it was Number one in iOS<\/a> (Apple<\/a>) app store<\/a> downloads.

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penetration<\/a> of smartphones. \"India's phenomenal progress (in downloads) over the past two years is even more impressive when considering its potential for further gains. In 2016, India surpassed the US as the second largest smartphone market due in large part to a rise in domestically produced smartphones. This is only the beginning, however, as India's smartphone penetration is still below 30% and its overall economy is poised for massive growth,\" the report said.

India was well ahead of all the others in terms of the total time spent on apps. Out of the total of 900 billion hours spent on Android apps in 2016, 150 billion hours were spent by Indians. This was followed by Brazil (about 115 billion) and the US (about 90 billion). The total of 900 billion hours, which is 25% higher than in 2015, translates to an average of roughly two hours per Android phone user per day.