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The image shows a line graph depicting the percentage market share of mobile applications globally from 2010 to 2014 across four categories: Games, Education, News, and Other. In 2010, Games had 39%, Education had 24%, News had approximately 18%, and Other had 5%. In 2011, Games remained at 39%, Education dropped slightly to 19%, News was at about 18%, and Other rose to 10%. By 2012, Games increased to 39%, Education continued to drop to 14%, News was roughly 19%, and Other grew to 15%. In 2013, Games reached 42%, Education decreased further to 10%, News remained stable near 19%, and Other climbed to 18%. In 2014, Games decreased slightly to 41%, Education fell to 7%, News was approximately 20%, while Other peaked at 20%.
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The graph illustrates the market share of mobile apps between 2010 and 2014, in all countries, by 4 categories: games, education, news, and other. The measurements are in percentages.
Overall, it can be concluded, that games had the highest market share at all times. Education showed the most significant increase during the period, whereas the category other decreased the most. News increased only slightly.
Games, in 2010 started from 45%, then from 2011 to 2012 it decreased by 5%. Since that, until 2014 it remained the same. Other started from 35% in 2010. It fluctuated for the next two years, and then rose sharply, and dropped down to 10% in 2014. News and education both increased throughot these four years, they started from 15% and 5%, and ended up at around 25%, respectively. Education rose the most between 2012 and 2013 with an amount of around 10%.
At the end of the period education and news were around the same, whereas games had the highest, and other had the lowest market shares.
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