Smartphone app, what's your habit of using?

Getjar recently published a survey of smartphone apps. The report surveyed nearly 2,500 questionnaires from the United States, Europe, Latin America and the Pacific and Oceania. The main investigators were 18-45 years old, accounting for 86.4% of the total number of respondents.

According to the data in the report, 40% of respondents said their next cell phone would be Android. For the iphone, only a 17.9% percentage. Symbian is fine, with 31.7% of the users choosing it.

In the application of smartphone apps, 40.2% of users use 3-4 apps in a week. There are also a number of 5-8 apps, with a 21.4% percentage. However, in a previous survey conducted by Localytics, it was also found that 26% of new users used only one app, and only 26% of users used more than 10 times for an app.

Which apps are most popular? Games are the most popular, followed by social applications. Apps in the shopping category seem to be less popular.

What types of apps do American users like? Social apps are more than games. But shopping apps are also less popular.

What about the time distribution of the app? This is just a survey of American users. The peak of the app was used at night, and nearly 70% of respondents said they would use the app at night. At noon the use of the degree is also very high, this probably with the noon have adequate rest time.

How can users find apps that are right for them in a number of apps? Friend referrals are the most common way, with 30% of respondents saying they found an application through a friend's recommendation. The second is more unexpected, TV commercials! 24% of the respondents found some applications through television commercials. At the moment, there seems to be no app in the country to do TV commercials. Third-ranked third-party sites, with a 19% percentage.