15. With HTML5, many of the system-level and device specific features can still be harnessed by a web app.
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17. Flash may never become a massively adopted mobile technology.
18. That isn’t to say that Flash is dead — or that on the right platform (like the BlackBerry PlayBook), Adobe Air runtimes won’t be perfectly suitable.
33. 12 million lines of code including 3 million lines of XML, 2.8 million lines of C, 2.1 million lines of Java, and 1.75 million lines of C++
34. Google released most of the Android code under the Apache License, a free software and open source license. With the Apache License, vendors can add proprietary extensions without submitting those back to the open source community.
40. Opera Mini : Launched in 2005,compression process to OBML makes transfer time about two to three times faster. More than 113.5 million users, world's most used mobile browser.
44. Android version of the game was downloaded more than 1 million times within the first 24 hours of release
45. Players log more than 3.33 million hours per day across all platforms, 40 million monthly active users
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47. Various markets for mobile applications · Android Market, owned by Google, has 300,000 apps and 6 billion download count till date. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, one time developer fee of $25.· AppStore, owned by Apple, has 500,000 apps and 15 billion download count till date. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, charges $99 per year as developer fee. · App World, owned by RIM, has 37,176 apps and 3 million daily download count. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, charges $200/10 application submissions. · Ovi Store, owned by Nokia, has 83,579 apps and ~1.8 billion download count till date. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, one time developer fee of 1€. · Windows Phone Marketplace, owned by Microsoft, has 33,022 apps and download count of 12 per person a month. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, charges $99/100 application submissions