Today is the last day of Christmas and from tomorrow you have to get back to the routine. With the end of the holidays already before us, Apple has taken stock of sales of applications and games in the App Store and announced that he has beaten a new record. The mark that has beaten this time has been that of benefits made in the Christmas holidays, a period of time in which it has achieved sales worth 1.100 million dollars in two weeks, from December 24 to January 3.
Of all the days of these vacations, the one in which the company directed by Tim Cook has obtained the most benefits has been the January 1, on a new year's day that has managed to sell applications worth $ 144.000.000. This record has not only been the best day of this Christmas, but it has been the best day in the history of the App Store since its arrival in 2008. New Year's Day managed to increase the record that had been achieved in just one week before, on December 25.
The App Store has had a holiday season for the record book. We are very excited that our customers downloaded and enjoyed so many amazing apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV, spending over $ 20.000 billion on the App Store last year. We thank all the developers who have created the world's most innovative and exciting applications for customers. We can't wait for what is to come in 2016. Phil Schiller.
As the new manager of the App Store points out in the previous text, in 2015 we have seen the arrival of the App Stores of the Apple Watch and the Apple TV, which has undoubtedly helped break all known records. During 2015, Apple has paid more than 14.000 million to developers, which makes us understand why many of them prefer to develop for iOS over other platforms.
What we also have to take into account is that this record has only taken into account paid downloads that users have made from any of the compatible devices. If a profit record has been broken, it is almost a given that a download record has been broken, but most likely this information will be saved to be recounted at some point that may impress investors.
