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Android, Android, AndroidWhat Affiliate Marketers

Need to KNOW

By: ProfitingApps.com

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AndroidDevice, APPS,

and AD Network Growths

A definition from Android.com states that it is a software stack that includesan operating system, middleware, and key applications designed for mobile

devices like smartphones and tablet computers. It powers millions of phones and

other mobile devices throughout the globe. What makes it even more useful to

users is that it brings the search giant Google and the web into your hands.
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The team behind Android claims that it has an amazing fast browser, cloud

sync, multi-tasking [capability], easy ways to connect & share Google apps

(and thousands of other apps available on Android Market).

In this resource, we are giving you useful information about the Androids

growth, which covers the followingdevices, the Android APP growth, andAndroids performance in the ad networks (mobile marketing).


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Androids Growth the Chronicles

October 2003Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Nich Sears, and Chris White founded

Android, Inc. in Palo Alto, California.

August 2005 - The search engine giant Google acquired Android Inc.

November 5, 2007 - The Open Handset Alliance was formed, a consortium of

several technology and mobile companies who have come together todevelop Android, the first complete, open, and free mobile platform.

November 12, 2007Android Beta System Development Kit was released; SDKstands for software development kit that enables developers to create

applications for the Android platform.

September 23, 2008 - the release of HTC Dream (G1), featuring Android 1.0, thefirst android device that showcased integration with Google services, web


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browser to show, zoom and pan full HTML and XHTML web pages. Android

Market app downloads and updates capabilities were made available. It also

featured multi-tasking, instant messaging, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

February 9, 2009the release of Android 1.1, Android update for T-Mobile G1

April 30, 2009Android 1.5 aka Cupcake was released based on Linux kernel

2.6.27. This featured faster camera start-up and image capture, a much faster

acquisition of GPS location, on-screen soft keyboard. The system also featureddirect upload videos to YouTube and Picassa.


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Sept 11, 2009Android 1.6 aka Donut was released based on Linux kernel

2.6.29. Its updated SDK features Quick Search Box and Voice Search, integratedcamera, camcorder, and gallery, battery usage indicator, CMAD support, as

well as Multi-lingual text-to-speech function.

October 26, 2009 - The release of Android 2.0 aka Eclair, based on Linux kernel2.6.29. The system features multiple accounts for email and contact

synchronization, bluetooth 2.1 support, new browser user interface and supportfor HTML 5. It also features Microsoft Exchange Support for syncing of email. Anew calendar feature is also included in this version.


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January 12, 2010 - Android 2.1 was released. This higher version of Eclair featuresVoice controls, Google Earth, Weather App, Interactive wallpapers, andhomescreens

May 20, 2010 - Android 2.2 aka Froyo was released based on Linux kernel 2.6.32.

This Android's improved version features new tips widget for home screen,improved exchange support, hotspot support, multiple keyboard languages,

and Adobe Flash 10.1


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December 6, 2010 - The release of Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread, an improved

platform that offers user interface refinements for simplicity and speed, new

keyboard for faster text input, one-touch word selection and copy/paste, theNFC (Near Field Communication) as well as Internet calling.

February 22, 2011 - the release of Android 3.0 aka Honeycomb SDK for tabletsbased on Linux kernel 2.6.36

May 10, 2011 - Android 3.0 was released with more sophisticated features thatare specifically optimized for tablets and other devices with larger screen sizes, amore refined multi-tasking capabilities, rich notifications, home screen

customizations, and widgets. It also features built-in support for Media/Picture

Transfer Protocol.


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October 19, 2011 - the release of Android 4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich thatfeatures refined and evolved user interface, home screen folders and favorites

tray, resizable widget, new lock screen actions, quick responses for incoming

calls, powerful voice input engine, unified calendar and visual voicemail, Wi-FiDirect and Bluetooth HDP - among other features.

Android Growth

Reviews from the web

Androidtapp.com, an android app review website, provides information ongrowth, statistics, as well as projections, which includes the following key stats:

About 60,000 Android phones sold daily, about 22M a year Motorola DROID slightly out selling iPhone sales in 2-1/2 months time

(1.05M versus 1M). Nexus One barely over a tenth of the aforementioned(135K).

Android Market tipped over 30,000 Android Apps (3rd party AndroLib.comreports more than 36,000)

About 60% of Android Apps are free compared to iPhones 25% The average paid Android app prices at $3.27 U.S. make up 65% of Android devices More iPhone consumers tend to buy apps than Android consumers (50%

versus 21%)


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On mPlayIts Android Arcade, more consumers look for apps than games(17% games, 83% apps); whereas on their iPhone Arcade look more for

games than apps (64% games, 36% apps).

Rock star Android developers shine like PolarBit with over 1 milliondownloads and Edward Kim bringing in $13k a month from app sales

Androidandme.com has provided information that highlights the current statethat Android is in now as it tracks the way of competitions:

100 million activated Android devices 400,000 new Android devices activated every day 200,000 free and paid applications available in Android Market 4.5 billion applications installed from Android Market 310 devices in 112 countries

Google might be not as that generous when it comes to giving comprehensive

information on Androids growth but the image above (provided by Google)clearly shows that it is playing a good game in the competitive market today.


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Smartphone Market Shares (US)

Source: dr4ward.com

Based on the infographics above, the trend clearly shows that Android is rising to

the top, eating the competition in the smartphone market. From 5.2% marketshare in 2009, it jumped 40% in June 2011, beating its closest rival iPhone with amarket share of 26.6%.


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Source: dr4ward.com

From 1 million activated Android devices in 2009, it is estimated that there arenow more than 150 millions activated Android devices throughout the globe.

Comparison of App Revenue from 2009-2011

The data above, although iPhone is still dominating the market revenue, shows apromising future of Android Apps in the market is growing at a much faster rate.

Growth Comparison on the number of Apps in the market (Android vs iPhone)

from 2009-2011

Data source:http://www.dr4ward.com

From the infographics above, it is clear that Android is eating iPhones market

shares. From 2009, Android took 15% and it jumped to 33% in 2011. On the otherhand, iPhone, from 85% market share, it sank down to 67%.

Other compelling reasons why Android growth rate continues to accelerate
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550, 0000 new Android devices activated everyday Android platform is supported by 231 carriers in 123 countries It has 39 manufacturing partners

Android is an open source, which allows developers to interact withAndroid's source code and build better apps

The Android Market has the highest percentage of free apps, with 57%against Apple's 28%.

Android dominates the UK Smartphone market


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Based on the data obtained from Kantar, it shows that, between January 2010

and October 2011 (22 months), Android pulled away from the competition,

soaring high with 50% market share. The graphical data also shows hugedeclines for previously dominant platforms including RIM and iPhone


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Android representation reaches its highest point in the Ad Networks

Ranked by Ad Spend, Android dominated mobile ad network in the 3 rd quarter

of 2011 with almost 50% of the market share, followed by Apple with 41%.


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Ranked by impressions, Android dominated the mobile ad network swallowing56% of all ad impressionsthis data is based on Millennial Medias mobilenetwork over the third quarter of 2011. Apples ios ranked second, getting 28

percent.


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Android projected as top global mobile ad OS

InMobi, the worlds largest independent mobile ad network, released an insight

report, giving fearless forecast that Android will be the top global mobile ad

platform by the end of the year, 2011.

Source:InMobi

The report also shares that Android continues to make a significant globalimpact, capturing an additional 1.9 share points in the quarter to reach 16.6%

ad share.Nokia OS and Symbian OS continue to be the top performing mobile

platforms globally, with 19.6% and 19.0% ad share respectively, although their

market share has continued to steadily diminish.

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