THE COMPETITION HAS BEEN CROWDED OUT BY APPLE AND GOOGLE. That's the conclusion of a new ComScore study that compares the popularity of preinstalled iOS and Android apps like Apple's Messages to apps developed by other companies. The findings demonstrate that in the United States, the majority of apps users use on their phones are preinstalled by either Apple or Google. Facebook, one of Apple's harshest critics, commissioned the first-of-its-kind report, which was shared exclusively with The Verge. According to the survey, preinstalled services dominate in categories including weather, photographs, and clocks, implying that other apps will struggle to compete in these areas. Defaults, on the other hand, do not always win out: Apple Maps and Music aren't on the iOS list at all, while Gmail is several entries below Apple Mail on the iOS list. APPLE AND GOOGLE ARE BECOMING EVEN MORE PRIORITIZED FOR PREFERRING THEIR OWN SERVICES. The timing is opportune, as Face...
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