Mobile App Dependency High; Varies by Country
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But the study probed deeper at the reactions people have when actually confronted with losing the apps they have come to rely on, and many people around the world report basic things they would be unable to do without apps, including:
- Check email – 48 percent
- Wake up in the morning – 32 percent
- Feel happy – 23 percent
- Navigate to work – 20 percent
- Maintain my relationship – 19 percent
- Find dates – 13 percent
- Order dinner – 12 percent
- Impress people – 10 percent
Apigee, the API company, recently announced the findings of its 2013 Mobile App Behavior survey of over 760 smartphone owners across France, Germany, Spain, the UK and U.S., conducted online in February by uSamp. “The findings of the study show that people all over the world are becoming increasingly intertwined with their mobile apps and are demanding more from them," said Chet Kapoor, Apigee CEO.
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