CALIFORNIA - a new study explains that users of Android phones more like a mobile Web application.
The results of this research is probably one of the proof of the statement "The Web is dead" from this year wired enough attention. A recent Nielsen study shows that the use of mobile applications has exceeded the mobile Web at least at the time of use. As from Mashable, on Friday quoted (19/11/2011).
Study by Nielsen Analytics finds the Smartphone average Android mobile users spend 33 minutes per day for surfing the Web and using the application. However the use of the number of the mobile Web browser up to two-thirds of the program.
The report also found that most people simply use a number of applications for certain moments. Top 10 applications of 43% of the calculated time total use of mobile applications by users of Android phones. During the large number of the application of 50 61 percent. 250 Thousands of Android apps are currently available as a whole.
Nielsen data based 2011. researchers trace-it 5 thousand users of Android in the United States (US) on research in June by software. Nielsen has also a separate area for users of iOS, but they have released not data on iOS.
The statement "The Web is dead" by Wired last year predicted that "The focus for interactive media" to a non-HTML has moved.
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