The App store consumes 6.2 billion dollars this year.

A market research firm Gartner survey showed that global mobile users spent 6.2 billion dollars in mobile app stores in 2010, compared with 600 million dollars in global mobile advertising in 2010. "With the popularity of smartphones, app stores have become an important part of the industry chain, and more and more consumers want to be able to download new apps." Stephanie Baghdassarian, Gartner Research director, pointed out. Gartner said that in 2009, the total revenue of the global mobile App store exceeded $4.2 billion trillion, and Apple accounted for at least 99.4% of the total 2.5 billion applications downloads. According to Gartner, the global mobile App Store will download more than 4.5 billion downloads in 2010, more than 21.6 billion times by 2013. The Global mobile App Store is expected to earn $29.5 billion trillion by 2013.　　Free apps will be the mainstream of users ' downloads this year: 82% of the total downloads are expected to be downloaded in 2010, and the percentage of free downloads will increase to 87% by 2013. (People's Posts and telecommunications)