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San Francisco: With more than 58 million installs in March, TikTok became the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide last month, said a new report. TikTok was followed by Facebook which became the second most installed non-gaming app worldwide for March with more than 56 million installs, showed the data from app analytics firm Sensor Tower. Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger - all of which are part of the Facebook family of apps - rounded out the top five most installed non-gaming apps worldw...

With more than 58 million installs in March, TikTok became the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide last month, said a new report. TikTok was followed

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By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read People react as they attend the PUBG Global Invitational 2018, the first official esports tournament for the computer game PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds in Berlin, Germany, July 26, 2018. HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - ONE HIT. The company behind one of the world’s most successful mobile games has applied to go public in South Korea. Krafton, which counts China’s Tencent as a key backer, more than doubled operating profit last year to $692 million, accordin...

Clubhouse adds tipping feature in a bid for creators Download Share On Monday, social audio app Clubhouse launched Payments, allowing users to tip their favorite hosts with 100% of the tips going to the creator. It’s the second move in the past month focused on courting creators—three weeks ago, Clubhouse debuted a creator accelerator program to directly pay certain creators and provide equipment and aid in securing brand sponsorships. As Clubhouse’s social audio dominance is threatened, ...

PUBG Mobile loses to Chinas Honor of Kings in chart for top-grossing mobile games for March PUBG Mobile loses to Chinas Honor of Kings in chart for top-grossing mobile games for March Last month, PUBG Mobile was the highest grosser with total revenue of $250 million. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS PUBG Mobile slipped to the second spot in the revenue charts for March. Both PUBG Mobile and Honor of Kings are owned by Tencent Games. PUBG Mobile seems to be losing its shine. According to a new report, C...

Representative Image PUBG Mobile is currently one of the most popular mobile games in the world. It was extremely popular in India but the Indian government later banned the battle royale game in the country under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000. PUBG Mobile was banned alongside several other Chinese apps including TikTok, Camscanner, among others. The ban could be the reason behind PUBG Mobile’s slip in position to the second-highest grossing mobile game in March 2021. Also Read - PUBG M...

Harry Pettit, Senior Digital Technology and Science Reporter 9 Apr 2021, 15:42 WHEN it comes to private messaging, it appears even Mark Zuckerberg doesnt trust Facebooks suite of apps to keep his data safe. The Silicon Valley tech titan has been caught using the secure chat app Signal – a direct competitor to Facebook-owned WhatsApp. 2 Mark Zuckerberg has been caught using one of WhatsApps biggest competitorsCredit: AP Zuckerberg, 36, was one of more than 530million Facebook users whose data ...

O NE OF SILICON VALLEY’S most successful inventions is hype. It usually disappoints. In 2015 live-streaming from smartphones became all the rage. But Meerkat, an app which pioneered it, shut down the following year. On April 1st Periscope, its more successful rival, did too (no joke). Will Clubhouse, a buzzy app that hosts live audio gabfests, suffer the same fate? Listen to this story Enjoy more audio and podcasts oniOSorAndroid. Launched at the start of the pandemic last March, Clubhouse qu...

Consumer spending on iPhone in the US was largely dominated by games in 2020, with a 43% growth in average spending year-on-year. The average in-app spending per active iPhone in the US was $76.80 for games last year, compared to $53.80 in 2019, Sensor Tower reported. The figure is all the more impressive when compared to other app categories -- average spending on entertainment iPhone apps was $10.20 last year, and $7.90 for social networks. Photo and video apps is the category that saw the m...