Android and iOS are biggest players in smartphone marketplace. The rest of the platforms like Windows and Blackberry form a relatively small user base. Apple and Google operating systems strongly compete for user acquisition. The success of these two mobile operating systems have been largely due to their app stores: Google Play Store, and the App Store for Apple.
Although both Google Play Store and the Apple App Store are similar in user experience and purpose, there are a few key differences. What drives a user to love one more than the other? To see more clearly, here’s a top match between two shops of the most desired by user applications.
It is worth mentioning that Apple owns only 18 percent of the app universe and Google owns 75 percent of all app download but it banks in less than Apple which earns almost 500 percent more than Google. Despite seeing a huge growth in app downloads, the Google Play Store continues to lag far, far behind the Apple App Store in terms of revenue generated from apps.
This infographic contains all basic comparison between Play store and Apple store but one thing is common in both – they lead their own app store in number of downloaded apps.
Submitted by Moz Ref. He is an analytical and versatile digital marketing evangelist, consultant and content writer at WeDigTech. Focused on helping businesses — from domestic to MNCs. He is also a national speaker at online marketing conferences. Infographic is designed by Mobile Apps Development Company in India WeDigTech.
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