AppStore VS Google Play le match !

Les derniers chiffres publiés concernant les OS mobiles sont sans appel, Android équipe désormais 80% des smartphones vendus dans le monde. Grignotant allègrement les parts de marché de Blackberry et surtout de Symbian (pour ceux à qui cet OS dirait encore quelque chose…), Android se taille la part du gâteau dans les ventes de smartphones.

Mais cette hégémonie est-elle vraie en ce qui concerne le téléchargement des apps  ? Rappelons préalablement que l’AppStore et Google Play disposent d’un nombre d’apps à peu près équivalent (environ 900 000).

On a souvent associé Android à l’OS des geeks avec un nombre important d’applications téléchargées mais maintenant qu’il est démocratisé et utilisé par « monsieur & madame toutlemonde », les chiffres sont-ils décuplés ?

Et bien malheureusement non, il semblerait que Google Play soit bien moins visité que l’AppStore ! En témoigne ce graphique présentant les téléchargements journaliers des applications réalisées par Haploid sur les 2 plateformes (en rose l’AppStore et en bleu Google Play).

On constate néanmoins très nettement que Google Play a rattrapé l’AppStore au cours de l’été 2013 en nombre de téléchargements par jour.

Comparons maintenant les téléchargements cumulés avec le graphique suivant :

Ici c’est bien l’AppStore qui domine avec un nombre bien plus important de téléchargements depuis le début de l’année.

Ces chiffres sont évidemment à prendre avec des pincettes car ils ne représentent qu’une infime partie des applications téléchargées sur les stores, néanmoins ils permettent de mettre en perspective la croissance d’Android et sa part dans le marché des applications mobiles.

A noter également une excellente infographie publiée par Kinvey sur les revenus générés par les apps sur les 2 stores.

AppStore VS Google Play le match !

Les derniers chiffres publiés concernant les OS mobiles sont sans appel, Android équipe désormais 80% des smartphones vendus dans le monde. Grignotant allègrement les parts de marché de Blackberry et surtout de Symbian (pour ceux à qui cet OS dirait encore quelque chose…), Android se taille la part du gâteau dans les ventes de smartphones.

Mais cette hégémonie est-elle vraie en ce qui concerne le téléchargement des apps  ? Rappelons préalablement que l’AppStore et Google Play disposent d’un nombre d’apps à peu près équivalent (environ 900 000).

On a souvent associé Android à l’OS des geeks avec un nombre important d’applications téléchargées mais maintenant qu’il est démocratisé et utilisé par « monsieur & madame toutlemonde », les chiffres sont-ils décuplés ?

Et bien malheureusement non, il semblerait que Google Play soit bien moins visité que l’AppStore ! En témoigne ce graphique présentant les téléchargements journaliers des applications réalisées par Haploid sur les 2 plateformes (en rose l’AppStore et en bleu Google Play).

On constate néanmoins très nettement que Google Play a rattrapé l’AppStore au cours de l’été 2013 en nombre de téléchargements par jour.

Comparons maintenant les téléchargements cumulés avec le graphique suivant :

Ici c’est bien l’AppStore qui domine avec un nombre bien plus important de téléchargements depuis le début de l’année.

Ces chiffres sont évidemment à prendre avec des pincettes car ils ne représentent qu’une infime partie des applications téléchargées sur les stores, néanmoins ils permettent de mettre en perspective la croissance d’Android et sa part dans le marché des applications mobiles.

A noter également une excellente infographie publiée par Kinvey sur les revenus générés par les apps sur les 2 stores.

AppStore VS Google game!

The latest figures published in the mobile operating system are without appeal, Android team now 80% of smartphones sold worldwide. Happy eating the market shares of Blackberry and Symbian (for those who still something... this OS looks like), size of Android is the slice of the pie of the sales of smartphones.

 

But this hegemony is true with respect to downloading applications? Remember previously as the AppStore and Google Play has a number of more or less equivalent application (approximately 900 000).

Frikis Android OS with a significant number of applications increases but now that is democratized and used by ' Mr & Mrs toutlemonde', was often associated with the figures are multiplied by ten.

And well unfortunately no, it seems that Google Play is much less visited than the AppStore! Evidenced by this chart which shows that the daily downloads of applications produced by haploid in 2 platform (the AppStore and Google Play Blue rose).

 

There are however very clearly that Google Play caught the AppStore this summer 2013 in number of downloads per day.

Now compare downloads combined with the following chart:

 

Here is the AppStore which dominates with one much larger number of downloads since the beginning of the year.

These figures are obviously be taken with a grain of salt because they represent only a fraction of the applications downloaded from the blinds, but allowing to put into perspective the growth of Android and its participation in the mobile applications market.

Note also an excellent infographic published by Kinvey in income generated by applications for 2 blinds.

 

AppStore VS Google game!

The latest figures published in the mobile operating system are without appeal, Android team now 80% of smartphones sold worldwide. Happy eating the market shares of Blackberry and Symbian (for those who still something... this OS looks like), size of Android is the slice of the pie of the sales of smartphones.

But this hegemony is true with respect to downloading applications? Remember previously as the AppStore and Google Play has a number of more or less equivalent application (approximately 900 000).

Frikis Android OS with a significant number of applications increases but now that is democratized and used by ' Mr & Mrs toutlemonde', was often associated with the figures are multiplied by ten.

And well unfortunately no, it seems that Google Play is much less visited than the AppStore! Evidenced by this chart which shows that the daily downloads of applications produced by haploid in 2 platform (the AppStore and Google Play Blue rose).

There are however very clearly that Google Play caught the AppStore this summer 2013 in number of downloads per day.

Now compare downloads combined with the following chart:

Here is the AppStore which dominates with one much larger number of downloads since the beginning of the year.

These figures are obviously be taken with a grain of salt because they represent only a fraction of the applications downloaded from the blinds, but allowing to put into perspective the growth of Android and its participation in the mobile applications market.

Note also an excellent infographic published by Kinvey in income generated by applications for 2 blinds.

AppStore VS Google game!

The latest figures published in the mobile operating system are without appeal, Android team now 80% of smartphones sold worldwide. Happy eating the market shares of Blackberry and Symbian (for those who still something... this OS looks like), size of Android is the slice of the pie of the sales of smartphones.

But this hegemony is true with respect to downloading applications? Remember previously as the AppStore and Google Play has a number of more or less equivalent application (approximately 900 000).

Frikis Android OS with a significant number of applications increases but now that is democratized and used by ' Mr & Mrs toutlemonde', was often associated with the figures are multiplied by ten.

And well unfortunately no, it seems that Google Play is much less visited than the AppStore! Evidenced by this chart which shows that the daily downloads of applications produced by haploid in 2 platform (the AppStore and Google Play Blue rose).

There are however very clearly that Google Play caught the AppStore this summer 2013 in number of downloads per day.

Now compare downloads combined with the following chart:

Here is the AppStore which dominates with one much larger number of downloads since the beginning of the year.

These figures are obviously be taken with a grain of salt because they represent only a fraction of the applications downloaded from the blinds, but allowing to put into perspective the growth of Android and its participation in the mobile applications market.

Note also an excellent infographic published by Kinvey in income generated by applications for 2 blinds.

AppStore VS Google game!

The latest figures published in the mobile operating system are without appeal, Android team now 80% of smartphones sold worldwide. Happy eating the market shares of Blackberry and Symbian (for those who still something... this OS looks like), size of Android is the slice of the pie of the sales of smartphones.

But this hegemony is true with respect to downloading applications? Remember previously as the AppStore and Google Play has a number of more or less equivalent application (approximately 900 000).

Frikis Android OS with a significant number of applications increases but now that is democratized and used by ' Mr & Mrs toutlemonde', was often associated with the figures are multiplied by ten.

And well unfortunately no, it seems that Google Play is much less visited than the AppStore! Evidenced by this chart which shows that the daily downloads of applications produced by haploid in 2 platform (the AppStore and Google Play Blue rose).

There are however very clearly that Google Play caught the AppStore this summer 2013 in number of downloads per day.

Now compare downloads combined with the following chart:

Here is the AppStore which dominates with one much larger number of downloads since the beginning of the year.

These figures are obviously be taken with a grain of salt because they represent only a fraction of the applications downloaded from the blinds, but allowing to put into perspective the growth of Android and its participation in the mobile applications market.

Note also an excellent infographic published by Kinvey in income generated by applications for 2 blinds.