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Apteligent Launches Global Mobile Device Directory for iOS Android

Apteligent announced the launch of a global device directory of iOS Android devices by geography.

The directory, calculated from over 8 billion app launches with data from over 175 countries, provides valuable information such as global device/OS adoption trends and app performance stats for mobile app developers, handset manufacturers, network carriers, industry analysts, and anyone engaged in the app economy. With over 300 terabytes of data tracked per month over the past 3 years, the Apteligent directory is a comprehensive repository of mobile device adoption data.

“Apteligent has always been a strong proponent of better apps through data,” said Dave Robbins, CEO of Apteligent. “With the Apteligent SDK providing critical app performance and quality insights to mobile developers and PMs. Now other organizations can access the rich mobile ecosystems data we’ve collected and crunched to extend their understanding of the mobile app economy.”

Mobile is inherently a global phenomenon and launching an app in new geographical regions presents many unknowns. OEMs often develop different handsets for different regions, including differing hardware components that can affect the behavior of apps running on those devices. Mobile product managers, developers, and quality engineers need to understand which devices are important and what operating system versions are popular, in order to gauge how much to invest in developing new hardware and software configurations.

For example, in the United States the most popular Android device is the Samsung Galaxy S5 running Android 5.0. However, launching the same app in Brazil you might find the most popular device is actually the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime, or in China the Xiaomi Mi Note running Android 4.4. Both devices show network performance that is over twice as slow as the most popular device in the United States. As a mobile business,decisions need to be made as to how best deliver a 5-star app in those regions.

In addition to device and operating system market share, the directory contains performance benchmarks. The directory displays global device crash rates and latency information, as well as country specific device performance.

The performance benchmarks allow organizations to gauge how well their app is running on various platforms. Mobile teams rely on Apteligent’s platform to address issues impacting user experience and to track performance issues over time, but now they can use this service to benchmark their app on various hardware and software configurations against the industry at large.

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Apteligent Launches Global Mobile Device Directory for iOS Android

Apteligent announced the launch of a global device directory of iOS Android devices by geography.

The directory, calculated from over 8 billion app launches with data from over 175 countries, provides valuable information such as global device/OS adoption trends and app performance stats for mobile app developers, handset manufacturers, network carriers, industry analysts, and anyone engaged in the app economy. With over 300 terabytes of data tracked per month over the past 3 years, the Apteligent directory is a comprehensive repository of mobile device adoption data.

“Apteligent has always been a strong proponent of better apps through data,” said Dave Robbins, CEO of Apteligent. “With the Apteligent SDK providing critical app performance and quality insights to mobile developers and PMs. Now other organizations can access the rich mobile ecosystems data we’ve collected and crunched to extend their understanding of the mobile app economy.”

Mobile is inherently a global phenomenon and launching an app in new geographical regions presents many unknowns. OEMs often develop different handsets for different regions, including differing hardware components that can affect the behavior of apps running on those devices. Mobile product managers, developers, and quality engineers need to understand which devices are important and what operating system versions are popular, in order to gauge how much to invest in developing new hardware and software configurations.

For example, in the United States the most popular Android device is the Samsung Galaxy S5 running Android 5.0. However, launching the same app in Brazil you might find the most popular device is actually the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime, or in China the Xiaomi Mi Note running Android 4.4. Both devices show network performance that is over twice as slow as the most popular device in the United States. As a mobile business,decisions need to be made as to how best deliver a 5-star app in those regions.

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An overwhelming majority of IT leaders (95%) believe the upcoming wave of AI-powered digital transformation is set to be the most impactful and intensive seen thus far, according to The Science of Productivity: AI, Adoption, And Employee Experience, a new report from Nexthink ...

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