Earnings from the Apple App Store and Google Play reached $ 39.7 billion during the first half of this year - up 15.4% from the $ 34.4 billion that customers spent in each store in the past half year, according to a recent report from the company Tower sensor sensor application.
While customers spend around $ 25.5 billion globally on the Apple App Store in the half of 2019, Google Play's gross sales forecast is $ 14.2 billion for half, analysis shows.
"Tinder is the best-selling non-game application in 1H19, generating around $ 497 million in disbursement in both stores. This is about 32% more than users spend in applications throughout the first half of 2018," Randy Nelson, Head of Mobile Insights, sensor Tower, wrote in a blog post on Friday.
Tinder is followed by Netflix, Tencent Video, iQIYI, and YouTube respectively in the list of the top 5 non-game applications.
"Netflix is the second highest-income non-game application for Q1 and Q2 with estimates of consumer payments approaching $ 399 million globally. This has become No. 1 for revenue in applications in 1H18, but has since declined after Netflix's decision to get rid of subscriptions from the application version iOS, "Nelson added.
With WhatsApp, Messenger and Facebook holding the highest chart, the top 3 applications by world downloads remain unchanged during the first half of 2018.
TikTok has once again beaten Instagram to claim fourth place in the list of most applications downloaded globally.
The video short video messaging application owned by the new Beijing-based ByteDance company saw the installation first grow by about 28% year on year to half to around 344 million worldwide despite a two-week ban in India during Q2, censorship estimates revealed Tower.
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