The main news of the past week (7.01 – 11.01)

The biggest and most significant events of the mobile market over the past week: CES was held in Los Angeles, Google allowed developers to promise with users, Supercell’s daily revenues exceeded $ 1 million. 

1. NVIDIA has announced an Android-based gaming consoleAt a press conference held in Las Vegas on the eve of the opening of the largest consumer electronics show CES 2013, NVIDIA announced the Tegra 4 chip and the Project Shield game console running Android 4.1.

2. 20 billion downloads in 2012Over the past year alone, the number of unique downloads from the Apple store has doubled: from 20 to 40 billion downloads.

3. CES 2013: New products of the mobile marketNow the largest consumer electronics show CES 2013 is taking place in Las Vegas.

 Within its framework, mobile device manufacturers presented a number of new products.

4. CES 2013: New products of the mobile market-2We continue to review the new products presented by mobile device manufacturers at the consumer electronics show CES 2013, currently taking place in Las Vegas.

5. Apple has ousted LG from the US mobile marketThe US mobile market is still bipolar, according to comScore analysts.

Samsung and Apple are confidently displacing other smartphone manufacturers.

6. Onavo: where is the money?Onavo, a company that tracks the usage of mobile applications, decided to find out what is more important for earning – a loyal, but extremely narrow audience or the love of the masses.

7. The App Store banned changing screenshotsApple banned changing screenshots in the App Store after the app was published.

It is assumed that this will protect users from unscrupulous developers.

8. Supercell generates $1 million per dayThe gross income of the Supercell startup has reached $ 1 million per day, according to journalists from PandoDaily and The Next Web, citing their sources in the Finnish company.