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India\u2019s mobile services market is experiencing a rapid growth. According to a recent report by Gartner, India\u2019s mobile services market size will reach a massive $21.4 billion in 2015. With 880 million people in India having mobile connection in 2015, there will a 5% growth from 2014.
\nA major part of the spending will be driven by data services, which is expected to grow 15 percent to reach $6.5 million in 2015.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn India, the rise in spending on data-only connections will be driven by two user scenarios \u2013 first, to complement their fixed broadband connectivity, so they can use their larger-screen data-centric devices on the go. In other use cases, data-only connections will be the way for consumers to access broadband connectivity because of a lack of fixed networks,\u201d said Neha Gupta, senior research analyst at Gartner.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
This certainly paves way for mobile marketing. It is an advantage for those who already have mobile apps or mobile websites for their business.<\/p>\n
The mobile app market had been through a major transformation to meet the needs of the users. The focus of the app developers have shifted to the marketing and transparency of their apps, to deliver a better user experience and retain their customers.<\/p>\n
Now people of all age groups and financial background have smartphones, which help them to\u00a0download and use apps that\u2019s useful for them. This will create a bigger challenge for app developers as they need to design apps for bigger acceptance and customer satisfaction.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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