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Web browser Opera's data management app Opera Max helps users save up to 60% of mobile data on entertainment apps, according to the company's survey.
A study conducted by the company revealed that the Opera Max users in India could save data on entertainment apps including
YouTube , Netflix, Ganna and others while streaming videos and music.
The study further highlighted that users can save huge amount of data from various entertainment apps such as YouTube - 60%, Netflix - 60%, Saavn - 40%, Gaana -40%, Hotstar -15% and Eros Now - 15%.
"Unfortunately, data is still expensive for hundreds of millions of users, and entertainment apps drain mobile data much faster than any other app. When you make a data-savings engine capable of compressing videos and music and then make it work seamlessly with native Android apps, you get a powerful tool for lowering the cost of data usage and helping users maximize their entertainment options," said Sergey Lossev, product head for Opera Max.
According to a recent IAMAI report on mobile internet trends in India, entertainment is among the top three reasons for urban users to get online from mobile devices. The report found subscribers in urban India using mobile internet mostly for online communication (80%), social networking (74%), entertainment (30%). And, when it comes to rural areas, entertainment stands out as the top-most reason with 52% users saying they used internet for entertainment.
http://m.timesofindia.com/tech/tech...n-entertainment-apps/articleshow/51416011.cms
A study conducted by the company revealed that the Opera Max users in India could save data on entertainment apps including
YouTube , Netflix, Ganna and others while streaming videos and music.
The study further highlighted that users can save huge amount of data from various entertainment apps such as YouTube - 60%, Netflix - 60%, Saavn - 40%, Gaana -40%, Hotstar -15% and Eros Now - 15%.
"Unfortunately, data is still expensive for hundreds of millions of users, and entertainment apps drain mobile data much faster than any other app. When you make a data-savings engine capable of compressing videos and music and then make it work seamlessly with native Android apps, you get a powerful tool for lowering the cost of data usage and helping users maximize their entertainment options," said Sergey Lossev, product head for Opera Max.
According to a recent IAMAI report on mobile internet trends in India, entertainment is among the top three reasons for urban users to get online from mobile devices. The report found subscribers in urban India using mobile internet mostly for online communication (80%), social networking (74%), entertainment (30%). And, when it comes to rural areas, entertainment stands out as the top-most reason with 52% users saying they used internet for entertainment.
http://m.timesofindia.com/tech/tech...n-entertainment-apps/articleshow/51416011.cms
