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Report: Apple App Store and Google Play revenues grow in Q1 Comments

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  • MonicaDesigner
  • d$F
  • 11 Feb 2021

Thanks, it is very informative

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    • SP3r3 Leader
    • XSs
    • 06 Apr 2020

    Foxtrot2Novmbr, 06 Apr 2020If you look at the distribution rate. Android O has 28.3. Much higher than the previous and th... moreA bigger distribution rates don't make any automatic recommendation for nothing.. Let me know any words from related authority where the recommendation has indicated.. So you find only this chart where I told you about the versions distribution of android.

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      • Foxtrot2Novmbr
      • t7Q
      • 06 Apr 2020

      SP3r3 Leader, 05 Apr 2020Where did you find this requirement I don't know.. Where android is supporting native 64 bit s... moreIf you look at the distribution rate. Android O has 28.3. Much higher than the previous and the latest android version. Why do you think O has the highest distribution rate? Here's the chart.
      https://developer.android.com/about/dashboards

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        • SP3r3 Leader
        • XSs
        • 05 Apr 2020

        [deleted post]Where did you find this requirement I don't know.. Where android is supporting native 64 bit since android L if not android KitKat other than 64 bit emulator coding.. So you don't be this much worried..

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          • Foxtrot2Novmbr
          • t7Q
          • 05 Apr 2020

          [deleted post]25. And whether it came from the conference. The fact that google didn't say that the kitkat was a 64 bit OS means its using a 32 bit OS. Which is why using it at 2020 is gonna be a headache since majority of the android apps requires the latest version of android starting from android O to run apps perfectly.

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            • Foxtrot2Novmbr
            • t7Q
            • 05 Apr 2020

            SP3r3 Leader, 05 Apr 2020There was more talking about kitkat to become 64 bit since mid 2014.. And like I said before. If google didn't say it. It's not a 64 bit OS.

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              • SP3r3 Leader
              • XSs
              • 05 Apr 2020

              Foxtrot2Novmbr, 05 Apr 2020Since google didn't say that the kitkat is a 64 bit OS. It is still a 32 bit OS.There was more talking about kitkat to become 64 bit since mid 2014..

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                • Foxtrot2Novmbr
                • t7Q
                • 05 Apr 2020

                SP3r3 Leader, 05 Apr 2020As far I remember, there was talking about kitkat to run as 64 bit natively.. Even before 64 b... moreSince google didn't say that the kitkat is a 64 bit OS. It is still a 32 bit OS.

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                  • SP3r3 Leader
                  • XSs
                  • 05 Apr 2020

                  Foxtrot2Novmbr, 05 Apr 2020And is the kitkat OS running at 64 bit? It says that it supports. Not running at.As far I remember, there was talking about kitkat to run as 64 bit natively.. Even before 64 bit of KitKat, emulator could be 64 bit granted either..

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                    • Foxtrot2Novmbr
                    • t7Q
                    • 05 Apr 2020

                    SP3r3 Leader, 05 Apr 2020Let alone newer two versions.. Even the KitKat supports the x86, ARM, and MIPS architectures ... moreAnd is the kitkat OS running at 64 bit? It says that it supports. Not running at.

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                      • SP3r3 Leader
                      • XSs
                      • 05 Apr 2020

                      Foxtrot2Novmbr, 05 Apr 2020I forgot to mentioned previously. Is android lolippop until marshmallow even a 64 bit OS? Let alone newer two versions.. Even the KitKat supports the x86, ARM, and MIPS architectures in both 32-bit and 64-bit environments.

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                        • Foxtrot2Novmbr
                        • t7Q
                        • 05 Apr 2020

                        SP3r3 Leader, 05 Apr 2020Most smartphones hadn't used Qualcomm processors that time? Well check yourself again.. But th... moreI forgot to mentioned previously. Is android lolippop until marshmallow even a 64 bit OS?

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                          • SP3r3 Leader
                          • XSs
                          • 05 Apr 2020

                          Foxtrot2Novmbr, 05 Apr 2020Yes. Android kitkat till lolippop supported 64 bit processors. But if you look at the majority... moreMost smartphones hadn't used Qualcomm processors that time? Well check yourself again.. But that doesn't matter.. Because Mediatek also did announce 64 bit processor in 2014 Q1.. So it's so obvious that by time Q4 2014, companies were going towards 64 bit chipsets. And from Q1, Q2 2015 it gained the mass market..

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                            • Foxtrot2Novmbr
                            • t7Q
                            • 05 Apr 2020

                            SP3r3 Leader, 05 Apr 2020Yeah that's right due to performance increases and efficiency.. And my question is why anyone ... moreYes. Android kitkat till lolippop supported 64 bit processors. But if you look at the majority of smartphones most aren't using qualcomm or an exynos processor which may have 64 bit API. So how can you be sure that majority of android chipsets during that time are already using 64 bit processors?

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                              • SP3r3 Leader
                              • XSs
                              • 05 Apr 2020

                              [deleted post]Yeah that's right due to performance increases and efficiency.. And my question is why anyone need to keep 32 bit smartphones this much longer when cheap android smartphones from late 2014 have 64 bit processors supported by KitKat and Lolipop. And after that 64 bit was a mandatory bandwidth of all category processors.. No worries for all of those are using 64 bit smartphones from that time..

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                                • Foxtrot2Novmbr
                                • t7Q
                                • 05 Apr 2020

                                Fayth, 05 Apr 2020maybe with all work from home and study from home supporting apps everybody is downloadingYep.

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                                  • Fayth
                                  • XTA
                                  • 05 Apr 2020

                                  maybe with all work from home and study from home supporting apps
                                  everybody is downloading

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                                    • SP3r3 Leader
                                    • XSs
                                    • 05 Apr 2020

                                    Foxtrot2Novmbr, 05 Apr 2020LOL! In our previous argument. You cannot provide an evidence to your statement. All you do is... moreNo thanks to make you more educate.. haha

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                                      • Foxtrot2Novmbr
                                      • t7Q
                                      • 05 Apr 2020

                                      SP3r3 Leader, 05 Apr 2020https://www.statista.com/statistics/606147/iphone-model-device-market-share-worldwide/ I ho... moreIs there an alternative to your link? Especially for the fact that I need to pay $59 for 1 information?
                                      And just so you know. You didn't give me any statistics at all to prove Future Leader's claim that 50% to 60% of devs are making windows app.

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                                        • Foxtrot2Novmbr
                                        • t7Q
                                        • 05 Apr 2020

                                        SP3r3 Leader, 05 Apr 2020Hahaha again you're crying statistics? That's why I told you in our previous argument why you ... moreLOL! In our previous argument. You cannot provide an evidence to your statement. All you do is show your arrogance.

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