Internet Queen's Annual report: Rapid development of China Mobile Internet

Beijing time May 29 Morning News, the Internet, the Queen of the former Morgan Stanley Internet analyst, Kleiner partner Meeker (Mary Meeker) this week at Re/code's code conference to launch the annual Internet Trend report. Milk has published the document of the report, following the main points of the report:-Internet user growth has slowed to less than 10%. The growth of smartphone users is still strong, but it is also slowing. -Mobile data traffic is still accelerating, up 81% per cent year-on-year. This is mainly due to user demand for video services, mobile platform has accounted for 22% of video consumption. -Only 30% of the world's 5.2 billion mobile subscribers have smartphones, so there is still room for growth in the future. -The number of television users in the world is still over the number of mobile subscribers, both 5.5 billion and 5.2 billion respectively. -The global 97% smartphone employs a US-made operating system, compared with just 5% in the era before the iphone. -compared to the time spent on mobile devices, the development of mobile advertising has not yet reached the corresponding level, and printing advertising is still far more than it should be. -The number of existing Bitcoin wallets is about 5 million, up from 8 times times the same period last year. -Tinder users of mobile dating applications slide 800 million times a day, 21 times times the same period last year. -66% American tablet users surf the internet while watching TV, while 44% use tablets to shop. -52% of ESPN digital users use only smartphones and tablet computers, which account for 48% of the total time spent by users. -China Mobile internet users currently reach about 80% of the total number of Chinese Internet users. China's mobile internet users have reached a critical majority relative to other markets, leading to a revolution in mobile commerce. -only 6 of the top 10 internet companies are U.S. companies, less than 9 last year. More than 86% users from the top 10 Internet companies are located outside the United States. The Chinese market is developing rapidly. (D-Gold)