The headlines read like something out of…
The headlines read like something out of a case study of runaway success in technology business strategies in a Hal Varian text book. I use Varian’s, now a big shot at Google, seminal book, Information Rules, in my class, and this App Revolution is the kind of thing I’ll be teaching about in my Revolutionomics class at the university long after the App Revolution has played out over the next five to ten years:
It’s an app-ropriate world – Deccan Chronicle – The most popular apps downloaded are social networking (41 per cent), music (41 per cent), business (27 per cent), photo/personalisation (22 per cent) and …
Users Will Download 44 Billion Mobile Apps By 2016 – TechCrunch
Or these headlines for example, underscoring how today’s app dominant app platforms, Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android, are already de facto standards that have hit critical mass of apps, app developers and app users:
Apps may help autistic kids communicate – Scranton Times-Tribune
To Medtronic, the Apple iPad makes the company more than just cool – MedCity News
Streaming Video App HBO GO Now Available on iPad and iPhone – The iPad Guide
I’ve been touting the App Revolution as the fastest growing and soon-to-be largest marketplace in the history of business for more than a year now, and the results for investors have been striking. For example, since we published my report, 50 Stocks for the App Revolution, back in November, the 50 stocks I highlighted have more than doubled the market’s 10% performance, returning some 20% in just four months.
