By sinha on 31, August, 2010 | Channel: mobile

Truth about Mobile Apps – 70% of iPhone developers are planning to release Android apps

Mobile Apps have defined a new economy, i.e. of apps being more important than the device. We earlier shared a report on the growth of smartphone app download statistics in first half of 2010 (3.8 Billion Apps were Downloaded!) and here is probably one of the most comprehensive report/facts on the mobile appnomy.

  • Apple’s App Store has 225,000 apps
  • Android Market has 70,000 apps (unofficial estimates suggest 105,000)
  • BlackBerry App World has 7,200 apps
  • Ovi Store has 13,000+ ‘content items’ (Includes ringtones, wallpapers and songs as well as apps)
  • iPad App Store has 11,000 apps (unofficial estimates suggest 20,000+)

157 Mobile App Stats You Should Know About
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    3 Responses to Truth about Mobile Apps – 70% of iPhone developers are planning to release Android apps

    1. Android India says:
      August 31, 2010 at 2:18 PM

      Developers will take some more time to embrace android app development as there are various issues like licensing etc that are being ironed out by Google…. The statistics reports that iPhone developers are making more money than Android developers

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    2. Vishal Sharma says:
      September 2, 2010 at 2:04 PM

      android is the future as “the” smartphone OS.

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    3. Sudhanshu Raheja says:
      September 22, 2010 at 1:17 AM

      Seriously, is that something that people have just figured out? Companies have been doing this for ages, first on the desktop and then the browser!

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