It might sound hyperbolics but there is an application for almost all today.
From shipping food online, food ingredients to ‘manage’ your electric toothbrush, people with certain disposable income levels using applications for everyday things.
And obviously, people are not ashamed to spend this application.
According to a report by tower sensors, consumer spending around the world for cellular applications is $ 33.6 billion, throughout the App Store and Google Play Store in the third quarter of 2021.
This number includes overall consumer expenditure for purchases in applications, premium applications, and subscriptions.
Year to year this number has grown from $ 29.2 billion to $ 33.6 billion.
Android leads the way in the game, the application spent on the towers of growth attributes to Android smartphone users who have grown 18.6%.
Compared to last year, the amount spent on the Google Play Store grew from $ 10.2 billion to $ 12.1 billion.
Compared to the Play Store, Apple App Store sees relatively simple growth.
Revenue from the App Store grew 13.2% – from $ 19 billion to $ 21.5 billion compared to last year.
“As in the previous period, consumers spend around 1.8 times more in the Apple market compared to Google,” said a report with a tower sensor.
The Tower Sensor’s report also revealed that cellular gaming expenses grew 7.7% year to year to $ 22.4 billion globally in the third quarter of 2021, driven mainly by the Google market.
Consumer spending in mobile games in the App Store grew 5.6% to $ 13.1 billion from $ 12.4 billion, while Google Play expenditure rose 10.7% Y / Y to $ 9.3 billion from $ 8.4 billion in the year to year.
“Although consumer spending in cellular games continues to rise, the growth experienced by the category has begun to normalize,” said the sensor tower report.