Google Play Store reveals its most admired apps of 2014
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Google Play Store publishes an interesting infographic reveals about the most popular apps of the year 2014, like the albums, songs and movies.
Define the most popular apps of 2014 for Android could be a difficult task, but without doubt the greatest authority to talk about it would be the official online store of this platform, Google Play Store itself, since it has a precise record and precise recurrence and flow in the number of downloads of all material offered, similar to the Apple App Store. Applications, books, music, movies, the catalog is extensive and truly stand out from everything is a real merit, so it is a pleasant surprise to find a newly released infographic where the Google Play Store realizes the most popular apps in its areas most important, finding some surprises on the list, as well as some obvious titles.
The guys at Google come as a surprise to the network to post some interesting details about firing patterns in their store, showing the apps, disks, and other most downloaded items from its catalog. Following are the highlights:
Most Popular Apps
Education: Duolingo
Social Networking: Facebook
Health and fitness: MyFitnessPal
Entertainment: Netflix
Music: Pandora
Sports: NFL Mobile
Photography: Flipagram
Travel: TripAdvisor
Most downloaded games
Candy Crush Saga
Do not Tap The White Tile
Farm Heroes Saga
Subway Surfers
Clash of Clans
Other categories
Movie viewed: Frozen
Most popular Series: The Walking Dead
Year’s most downloaded album: Frozen: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
More downloaded Song of the Year: Dark Horse Katy Perry
Summer Song: Iggy Azalea Fancy
Top News: The New York Times, TMZ, Forbes Now, The Verge, The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast, The Wall Street Journal, Gizmodo and Android Central.
Top of Books: The Fault in Our Stars, Fifty Shades of Grey, Divergent, Twelve Years a Slave, and Insurgent
The games category is striking where it’s reinforced by another year popularity and permanence of free-to-play titles, also highlights the flow of children’s content, with the popularity of Frozen in paragraph music and film, while in the short list of books trendy teen literature is the king of sales. Here you can check out the full infographic:
