Social Mobile – Games with cell phones is also a big

Games with cell phones is also a big business. According to App Annie, in 2019 cell phone users around the world have spent more than 65 billion dollars on gaming applications and gaming related purchases, which is more than 70% of total consumer spending on mobile applications over the past 12 months. The latest data from GlobalWebIndex show that the use of voice interface increased by more than 9% last year. Forty-three percent of Internet users aged 16-64 now use voice surveys and commands on any device each month. According to GlobalWebIndex, 90 percent of Internet users aged 16-64 now watch online video every month, which is more than half the world’s population if these numbers apply to all Internet users worldwide. More than 4 out of 5 people aged 16-64 play video games every month, which would constitute a global gaming community of more than 3.5 billion people if this figure were applied to the total number of Internet users. In addition, by 2020, Internet users around the world will be online for a total of 1.25 billion years, more than a third of which will be in the media. In addition, according to the latest data from App Annie, by 2019, Chinese users will spend 80% of their total time on TikTok, while Indian users will spend another 10%. Similarly, Statista reports that by 2019, Internet users will spend more than 83 billion dollars on online games, which is about 5% more than in the previous year. However, time spent online varies from country to country, with Internet users spending an average of 9 hours and 45 minutes a day online in the Philippines compared to 4 hours and 22 minutes a day in Japan. One in three Internet users around the world now uses the voice interface on their cell phone every month, but the numbers are even higher in Asia: 40% of Internet users in India report using the voice interface on their cell phone last month compared to 42% in China and an impressive 48% in Indonesia. GlobalWebIndex notes that cell phones currently spend more than half of their time online, and the company reports that 50 percent of the time spent online goes through a cell phone. 1 %. With some of the world’s largest Internet users living in these countries, voice orders are expected to become an increasingly important part of mobile applications in the coming months, especially as people around the world are increasingly using voice orders as part of their shopping experience. However, the company also reports that young users are increasingly using the media to search for brands and products, noting that the media has now outgrown search engines as the most popular online search method for young people aged 16 to 24 years. According to App Annie, by 2019 smartphone users have downloaded over 200 billion mobile applications worldwide and spent a total of $120 billion on applications and related purchases over the past 12 months. According to GlobalWebIndex, 64% of Internet users are concerned about how companies use their data, compared to 63% in early 2019.