Summary: Researcher Canalys keep a tally of the 200 most popular apps from Apple iOS and Google Android competitors and notes that Windows Phone 8 and BlackBerry 10 only a fraction of these toppers have.
the latest Canalys App Interrogator, a study of the composition of mobile appwinkels, the research that developers of popular apps are still reluctant to spend.
their apps to new platforms concludes
Canalys watched the first three weeks of this month to both the 50 most popular free and paid apps from Google Play (Android) and Apple App Store (iOS) and looked at how many of these 200 toppers are available in Windows Store (Windows Phone 8) and BlackBerry App World (BlackBerry 10).
harvest appears quite skinny, with neither ever platforms over half of the available paying or free apps terminates in Android or iOS. Windows Phone 8 Although scores better than BlackBerry 10, but has also had a longer lead time.
So
Windows Phone 8 contains a total of 14 of the most popular paid apps for iOS, while only 13 copies of the most popular paying Google Play apps can be found in WP8.
BlackBerry 10 counts in turn 9 back the most popular paid iOS apps and apps that are paying 11 at Google Play in the top fifty.
More free toppers for Windows Phone
When it comes to free apps, Windows Phone scores better. Of the 100 most popular free apps on Android (22) and iOS (16) there are 38 copies in Microsoft appwinkel find. Blackberry scored just worse here: it can only count on 16 free apps that are in Google (11) and Apple (5) in the top fifty
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Canalys keep in mind that some iOS or Android apps, such FindmyiPhone, exclusive to a particular operating system are intended. It also says that some popular apps in similar form on BB10 or WP8 be found. But that is not enough to leave behind a positive image concludes the researcher.
compliment for BlackBerry, scolded for Microsoft The research praises BlackBerry for the fact that in a few months time appwinkel has to grow from 70,000 to 120,000 apps. Canalys also says that Microsoft has a “reasonable job” has done, but it has not had the flying start that BlackBerry has shown.
“These statistics support the amount of work that both Microsoft and BlackBerry are about to suffer in their effort to the ecosystem of apps to build,” said analyst Tim Shepherd
And adds. “Customers of Windows Phone and want for their choice of smartphone simply no apps, features of apps, games or miss present at major or local brands. “
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About Rowald Pruyn
Rowald undeterred by the millions trojans and rootkits that Windows users engulf many years. So he writes regularly about the most diverse security news and with his background as a software tester, he sometimes had most programs already in progress. As an experienced Windows user he follows all Microsoft closely, though he has been using Internet Explorer no longer.
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