A few reports have recently suggested that finally a lot of people wishes finally seem to be coming true as not only does the company plans finally give access to all developers of the Siri SDK however it also has plans to build a Google home/Amazon Echo type of box while will help Siri embed more deeply with the help of the HomeKit.

During the WWDC, the exact details would be known, however if there is any truth behind the implications of what has been said, this means that the peak app is something that could have finally been hit. Tech writers who are more into this subject state that as of now it cannot be said as to how many new apps are shined by developers on a daily basis; however it is something that is really vast. Well having said that, the phenomenon is more of an exaggerated form as a lot of people may just feel that they have all the necessary apps that they need as well as there is evidence that is pointed out by Comscore which also supports it.

In the US around 65% of the smartphone users do not on a typical month download a single new app. This is setting aside Games, the apps is not used in the actual sense of how we need it to be. On a generic level, the app is downloaded as “a for now basis”. When you talk about the transition to apps from websites, most apps offer a user interface that is more convenient as they allow us to do things that we should have done on the website. So say if you want to go ahead and transfer money into somebody’s account, then you do not have to actually go ahead and log in to the main website of the bank, the same can just be done by using the app that has been designed by developers for the particular bank app.