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It is probably clear to all of you that the mobile future will not pass us by, and although consoles and computers are still popular, especially given the growing interest in cloudWhen it comes to gaming, smartphones are easily overtaken. There are many reasons for this, but one of them is that smartphones are much more affordable and nowadays powerful enough to play a full-fledged title on them. It has long been no longer true that portable devices are not suitable for a proper gaming experience or work. Users are also aware of this, as they are spending more and more money on content, and according to analysts, this number could double in 2024 compared to last year.

The analytics company Sensor Tower is not idle even in times of crisis and is coming up with new data and interesting statistics that tell us the direction in which the mobile future will take us. The latest forecast concerns consumer spending on digital content, at least in App Storu a Google Play, which will amount to an incredible $2024 billion in 171. This is twice as much as last year, when it was “only” $85 billion. The year-on-year increase will therefore reach 20% and ensure a stable and exponential curve. However, it will not be bad either App Store itself, which will see a rapid jump from this year's expected $67.3 billion to $115.4 billion during this time period, or roughly 1.7 times higher. In the case of Google Play The estimates are much more conservative and the amount will grow from this year's 34.7 billion to 55.5 billion in 2024.

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While these are certainly interesting statistics that predict a steep increase, the difference between the two platforms is undeniable. While the Apple store boasts two to three times higher profits, Google Play in four years it will barely reach this year's value App About that.onec end, the Sensor Tower report itself says that the gap will only widen. However, both stores do not have to worry about the impacts of the dreaded coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, which will have almost no impact on consumer spending. On the contrary, the digital world is thriving and experiencing unprecedented growth thanks to the pandemic, primarily due to the forced quarantine that many countries around the world have decided to implement.

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