New world record for the use of apps: they are used almost 5 hours a day. THE DATA

1/10

New app usage record in the world: 4 hours and 48 minutes per day, for global spending over the last 12 months – still marked by the pandemic – of $ 320,000 per minute. They are the data of the 2021 report prepared by the App Annie analysis platform, in which the most downloaded applications were analyzed and the behavior of users when using smartphones or tablets was examined

WATCH THE VIDEO: The apps to get closer to the stock exchanges

2/10

Usage time is intended for 42% to social applications and communication. In Italy the most downloaded are the apps related to the Covid-19 emergency (PosteID, IO, VerificationC19, Immune)

Super Green Pass, the Verification C19 app updated

Close up of a man using mobile phone, smartphone texting, mobile data, chat, using communication with friends information technology, internet

3/10

Therefore, more and more time is spent in front of the display of mobile devices and on apps. Almost five hours a day on average. But the roof is breached in South Korea and Brazil. Time is spent mainly on social media (42%) and photo and video apps (25%), 8% is dedicated to games, 3% to entertainment

THE APPS FOR A GREENER LIFE

4/10

Also in 2021 the most downloaded app globally was TikTok, followed by Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp. In the top 10 there is also room for Zoom and CapCut for video editing. The games with the most monthly users in the world were: PUBG Mobile, Roblox and Candy Crush Saga, still in the Pokemon GO ranking

5/10

If you look at theItalyinstead, in 2021 the most downloaded applications were those related to the pandemic: PosteID, IO, VerificationC19, Immuni, including Vinted, to buy and sell used clothes, including designer clothes. Also in our country, in terms of monthly active users, in the lead are WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Messenger, among the top ten also Amazon, Spotify and Netflix

6/10

The ranking of apps with which you spend more sees Dazn, Disney +, Google One, Tinder and Netflix in the lead. Of the games, the most downloaded was Count Masters

epa09107938 A handout photo made available by Xiaomi on 31 March 2021 shows a person holding Xiaomi's new foldable smartphone Mi Mix Fold during the new products unveiling event in Beijing, China, 30 March 2021 (issued 31 March 2021). Chinese entrepreneur and co-founder of Xiaomi Lei Jun introduced 16 new products at the company's Science and Technology park. She announced the companies entering the smart electric vehicle industry. EPA / Xiaomi HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY / NO SALES HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY / NO SALES

7/10

In world terms, parallel to the demand the offer also grows of applications with 2 million unreleased apps published in 2021 (77% of which on the Google store)

16 April 2019, Great Britain, London: A production model of the Samsung Galaxy Fold Tablet smartphone can be seen at a presentation. The Android device for around 2000 euros is to be launched on the European market on 3 May 2019. (to dpa "Samsung shows serial version of his fold-out smartphone Fold") Photo: Simon Nagel / dpa

8/10

Adding up the App Store and Play Store, there are 21 million applications published to date. In 2021, according to the report, 233 apps and games spawned more than 100 million dollars. And 13 of these generated over 1 billion

26 March 2020, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Waldenbuch: A student works for the school behind a tablet in her bed. To slow the spread of the coronavirus, the schools are closed. Therefore, students now work from home with digital aids. Photo: Sebastian Gollnow / dpa

9/10

It should also be noted that there are substantial differences in app downloads and purchases depending on the generations

07 March 2019, Lower Saxony, Gehrden: Students of a 7th grade learn with iPads in math lessons at the secondary school Gehrden in the region Hannover. The secondary school Gehrden is one of the leading digital learning schools in Germany. For seven years now - long before the Federal Government's Digital Pact came into effect - teaching here has taken place almost entirely in digital form on our own initiative. Many other schools are now benefiting from the experience gained in digitization. Photo: Julian Stratenschulte / dpa

10/10

There Generation Z (those born between 1997 and 2010) prefer social and video apps, the Millennials (born from 1981 to 1996) messaging apps, the Gen X (1965-1980) do not seem to be focused on a specific category

Source-tg24.sky.it

Related posts: