Facebook, Google Top Year-End App List
Nerval's Lobster writes: New data from research firm Nielsen shows that — surprise, surprise — Facebook, Google, and Apple dominated the list of most-used mobile apps. Facebook's core app took the top spot on Nielsen's list with 126 million unique users per month, followed by YouTube with 97 million, Facebook Messenger with 96 million, and Google Search with 95 million. This is partially a consequence of the mobile world essentially becoming a duopoly between Google Android and Apple's iOS, meaning that the core apps produced by those companies are always front-and-center (and thus always in use) for the majority of mobile users. But not every app launched by these companies succeeds: While Facebook dominates, for example, the company is notable for some app misfires, including Paper and Facebook Home. That might be cold consolation to indie app developers trying to build up a significant audience.
Is it that time of year again?
Confucius say, "Find worm in apple - bad. Find half a worm - worse."
Because bird is true
Forget 'Year of the Linux desktop', everyone who isn't using Apple is walking around with Linux in their pocket! (Disclaimer: parties who do not use Apple may not be walking around with Linux in their pocket)
unless your phone is rooted, most android phones come with Facebook built-in. I don't think it's up there by choice.
I thought Facebook had > 1 billion users. Does this mean most users are still accessing the site via their laptops or desktop computers, or are most of them fake accounts made by bots or cyberstalkers? Third option is many sign up but rarely visit.
I must not be "with it", because I didn't know Apple and Google were apps. I sure don't have them on my phone. Of course I knew Facebook has an app, but putting it on your phone is about the biggest mistake one can make. It is worse than some viruses.
If you are not allowed to question your government then the government has answered your question.
Friends don't let their friends use Facebook.