Mobile Applications Trend, Future & Business 179 bn mobile applications downloaded in the year 2015 on 1 bn smart phones, Mobile app craze is going on increasing not only among users, but also among business people and mobile app developers. Data Driving 18 average number of installed apps of an adult phone user 24.5 Bn expected revenue in Year 2016 10 Bn mobile internet device in use globally E-SHOP What & How? -- note by Harsh Kumar :: :: TROOLOGY
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Mobile ApplicationsTrend, Future & Business
179 bn mobile applications downloaded in the year
2015 on 1 bn smart phones, Mobile app craze is going on increasing not only among users, but also among business people and mobile app developers.
Data Driving
18average number of installed apps of an adult phone user
24.5 Bnexpected revenue in Year 2016
10 Bnmobile internet device in use globally
E-SHOPWhat & How?
-- note byHarsh Kumar :: :: TROOLOGY
E-ShoppingTrend, Future & Business
$1,471bn b2c sales has been registered worldwide in the
Year 2015.
Data Driving
12average number of installed shopping apps of an adult phone user
$2,960retail e-commerce sales per digital buyer
205 Mndigital shoppers in US
E-Shop/E-Commercewhat is
practice of buying a product online via exclusive product website or a multi-brand market place
19%electronic retail sales in the Year 2014 over Web/Smart Phones/Tablets
3 Largest Smart Phone market in the world
77 %Mobile Phone
penetration
236
rd
mn
Internet users by Year 2016
61.3 %CAGR of 3G user base
6 Average numberof mobile phone
in a home
Electronic Shoppers Spend MoreShoppers who use Electronic Media more, buy more
Health & Beauty Appliances
$30
$45
+50%
$250
$350
+40%
Traditional ShopperElectronic Media Shopper
Usage Timings of the Device
NIGHT MORN DAY EVE
Mobile PhoneTablet ComputerComputer
The average value of transactions made on mobile phones in India has beaten the average value of transactions made from credit and debit cards. The average value of transactions from mobile phones stood at Rs 5,847 (US$ 88.5) in FY 2014-15, which was significantly higher than Rs 3,089 (US$ 46.7) transaction value via credit cards and Rs 1,485 (US$ 22.5) via debit cards, according to the Reserve Bank of India.
In another significant development, search queries from mobile devices from India has surpassed the desktop driven queries with a share of over 50 per cent, up from less than 25 per cent in the second half of 2013, according to Google. The surge in mobile queries in India was supported by strong smart phone sales, estimated at close to six million every month, Google added.
IDC expects India to maintain a double-digit growth rate over the next few years as people switch to smart phones and gradually upgrade to 4G.
