Apps with over 1 billion downloads on Google Play Store

Since 2010, the fruits of the change in the mobile sector have begun to reap. In this context, while the number of companies operating in the sector increased with the participation of Chinese manufacturers, the use of mobile devices in the world almost skyrocketed.

With smartphones and tablets becoming a part of our daily lives, application stores began to expand in order to increase diversity. So, which of the first stores that come to mind when the Android operating system is mentioned, which are the applications that have exceeded 1 billion downloads in the Google Play Store? We have compiled it for you…

Here are the applications that have exceeded 1 billion downloads in the Google Play Store

According to Statista data, the Google Play Store, which contains more than 2.6 million applications, is of great importance for the mobile industry. Although it has become the focus of criticism, especially in the last few months, with applications with trojans, we can say that it is the best option for Android users.

Note: It is worth remembering that some of the applications in the list come pre-installed.

Google Play Services

Google Play Services, of which apps have exceeded 1 billion downloads in Google Play Store, to update Google apps and apps downloaded from Google Play Store is being used. When we consider the number of Android smartphones in the world, the software, which is not surprising at this point, stands out with the number of downloads exceeding 10 billion.

YouTube

Online video and social media platform YouTube ranks second in the list. Launched as one of the pioneers of the concept of making money from social media, the platform has over 10 billion downloads as of Google Play Services as of now.

Google Maps

The third-ranked Google Maps provides users with faster and faster way to navigate through multiple points, including real-time GPS navigation, traffic and public transport information. It makes traveling easier. The app has over 10 billion downloads.

Google Chrome

Google Chrome, the free web browser developed by Google, is also frequently preferred on mobile platforms. The total number of downloads of the Chromium-based web browser on the Google Play Store is over 10 billion.

Gmail

Gmail, the free e-mail service offered to users by Google, is also doing successful work on the mobile side. The service, which appeals to users with functions such as real-time notification support and support for multiple accounts, draws attention with more than 10 billion downloads.

Over 5 billion downloads

1. Google Search
2. Google Text-to-Speech
3. Facebook
4. Android Accessibility Suite
5. Google Drive
6. WhatsApp
7. Google TV
8. Google Photos
9. Facebook Messenger
10. Google Hangouts

Over 1 billion downloads

1. Google Currents
2. Google Play Books
3. Google Play Games
4. Google News
5. MX Player
6. Samsung Push Service
7. Instagram
8. Android System WebView
9. Google Street View
10. Skype
11. Subway Surfers
12. Gboard
13. Facebook Lite
14. Google Duo
15. Google Cloud P rint
16. Samsung Print Service Plugin
17. Samsung Internet Browser
18. SHAREit – Transfer & Share
19. Google Calendar
20. Snapchat
21. Microsoft Word
22. Microsoft OneDrive
23. Samsung My Files
24. Samsung Gallery
25. Microsoft PowerPoint
26. Microsoft Excel
27. Samsung One UI Home
28. Samsung Email
29. Samsung Voice Recorder
30. Device Care
31. Samsung Members
32. ANT+ Plugins Service
33. Samsung Health
34. ANT Radio Service
35. Samsung Calculator
36. Candy Crush Saga
37. TikTok
38. Messages (Google)
39. Flipboard Briefing
40. Samsung Experience Service
41. Twitter
42. Carrier Services (98 00714)
43. Netflix
44. Secure Folder
45. Dropbox
46. Android Auto
47. Google Docs
48. Google Play Services for AR
49. Google Phone
50. Google Keep – Notes & Lists
51. Google Translate
52. Spotify
53. Google Files
54. Google Clock
55. Samsung Security Policy Update
56. Samsung Notes
57. YouTube Music
58. Free Fire
59. Viber
60. Telegram

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