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This document is an infographic that summarizes mobile app usage habits. It shows that 51% of users have more than 11 apps installed on their phones. 33% of users search for apps due to word-of-mouth reviews from others. On average, users have apps installed from 5 different categories. The infographic was created by Bigvue Consulting to analyze mobile app user behavior.
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