free flow can not become the last straw app store（不能自由流动成为最后一根稻草app store）.docVIP

Free flow can not become the last straw App Store Research papers Download News: With the application store channel competition, individual stores are taking a variety of ways to attract more users, the recent traffic free is becoming a model of the most influential is the so-called backward flow of the user. Traffic generated by the backend (developers, shops, operators) took the pay model, more and more applications store started by the user after purchase to achieve free flow of traffic to download. applications store even declared in the future or even as an important cooperative partners to provide free flow SDK, to achieve the free flow applications. Looks a vigorous free flow of battle is about to commence, honesty and traffic can really save a lot of cost to the user traffic industry alliance, so users do not have too much to worry about downloading APP brought traffic costs, but the App Store, APP manufacturers, Users can simply reach really win it? Free flow speed constraints faced, often inaccessible Regardless of whether the policy will really free traffic to promote large-scale users to download, but have to say that China’s three major operators in the infrastructure of the communication network is very bad. 4G speeds that we may not even 3G networks are not as foreign . fragmentation of the mobile Internet, has brought lifestyle fragmented and we will try to lose all the time to use the phone to play a variety of APP, but the speed is often restricts us. A very common occurrence in the little things around me, at work, on the subway on the way, all bow to play with the mobile office workers, more than one half of the people playing the game, but under closer observation rarely play someone required to connect network games, most of them are some of the stand-alone type of casual games, I think this is not a rare phenomenon. free traffic for many users really very attractive, but the download speed APP process faced constraints, I think