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India’s app installs grew three times in 2016: TUNE Infographics

App installs for apps and businesses has been three times more in 2016 than in 2015 with 90.3% of the apps installs being organic and under 10% being paid, a report from software-as-a-service company Tune for mobile marketing. The study was conducted by analyzing 236 million app installs by 100 million Indians and direct one-on-one feedback taken from 3,500+ Indian across major Indian cities and states. The study is also based on insights from 10 Indian mobile companies with a combined user base of 2 billion gamers. Key insights from the study: App categories Shopping tops the list of app installs, both in organic (39.65%) and paid (54.7%) install categories Among paid installs, shopping was followed by transportation (23.72%) and finance (8.26%) apps Among organic installs, shopping was followed by arcade games (15.91%) and lifestyle (13.80%) app The top 5 regions with highest app installs are Maharashtra, Delhi, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh Gaming 9 out of 10 Indians play mobile games and over 50% of Indians gamers prefer single player games 63% of the female users play single player games as opposed to 54% of male users Devices 95.67% of the users use Android devices while only 4.33% use iOS devices. The top 5 smartphone brands are Samsung, Micromax, Lenovo, Apple and Redmi

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