Average Mobile User Has 33 Apps On Her Phone; Uses 12 Apps Daily
The average global mobile user has 33 apps installed on her phone, uses 12 apps daily and spends 80% of time on just 3 apps.
Author: Navin Bhatia
Navin is a working professional with a keen eye on business and finance. He has over 30 years of experience in financial institutions.
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New York Law Firm Employs World’s First Robot Lawyer
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Apple Invests $1 Billion in Didi Chuxing, China’s Biggest Ride-Sharing Service
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Here Are The Six Indian Startups Selected For Google’s Launchpad Accelerator Programme
Six Indian startups are among the two-dozen promising startups selected by Google for its second Launchpad Accelerator programme.
Chennai Court Says IT Employee Is A “Workman”, Orders Reinstatement
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