60% American mobile apps users have played games in the last 1 months

Beijing Time September 15 news, according to foreign media reports, the Pew Research Center (hereinafter referred to as "pew") through more than 2,200 U.S. mobile phone users surveyed found that 60% of U.S. mobile phone users in the past 1 months have played mobile games. According to Pew, about 63% of female mobile apps have played mobile games in the past 1 months, compared with 58% of male mobile apps.　　The proportion of the age group above 35 years is 58%, and the age of 35 years is 64%.　　The survey found that guessing puzzles and strategy games were most favored by users, with 36% of players playing the game, card games accounted for 25%, arcade games accounted for 22%, word and digit games accounted for 18%, board games accounted for 13%.　　Of the mobile users who can download apps for mobile phones, 53% have downloaded apps in the past 1 months, and 33% have downloaded apps in the past 1 weeks.　　42% of US mobile apps users have visited Facebook in the past 1 months, followed by Google Maps (35%), Weather Channel (32%), and music application Pandora (19%). About 42% of users who frequently download mobile apps say "multiple" runs every day, and 15% runs at least once a day, Pew said.　　76% of mobile apps users say they run applications every day for 30 minutes or less. Pew found that 35% of American adults have mobile phones that can run apps, but only 25% use it, and 11% of mobile phone users don't even know if their phones can run apps.