The total number of zombie applications in the three mobile platforms amounted to 700,000

NetEase Science and technology news Beijing time August 27, according to foreign media reports, mobile testing Service Agency Stardust recently published a survey report on the three mobile platforms, the number of applications, developers and other data statistics. The report shows 700,000 zombie apps in three platform app stores. More than half of the three platforms are zombie apps. The survey reports that 60%, 41% and 69% of the ios,android and Windows Phone apps are zombie apps, with a total of 700,000 zombie applications. More than half of the applications in the three-platform App Store will never be updated, as these applications fail to reach a certain number of users or ROI. In addition, most of the comments and downloads for applications were received within two weeks of publication. The iOS app 80% comment averaged over 18 days after it was released, and the Android and Windows Phone platforms were available within 16 days and 13 days respectively. In response to these dismal figures, there are about 2,371 new apps released on average every day. 47% of the new apps were posted on the Android platform, 41% on the iOS platform and 12% on the Windows Phone platform. The number of new apps posted on the Android platform every day is more, but the number of new developers joining the iOS camp is larger. The report shows that 90 new developers are releasing iOS apps every day, compared with 75 new developers who publish apps in GooglePlay each day. Android apps update faster Another interesting piece of data is that the Android platform is faster to update than the iOS platform: about 2,341 apps are updated every day, compared to 806 on the iOS platform. Stardust that Android application developers want to increase the ranking of applications with frequent updates. As the Android camp has many custom systems, applications require more maintenance and regular patches. In addition, iOS application updates often take days or weeks to audit, which also results in slower updates to iOS apps than Android and Windows Phone. West)