Android’s share of the tablet market is expected to grow in the next two years. According to a recent study by eMarketer, at the moment the share of the iPad is 83%, but Android and Windows 8 will reduce its share to 76% next year, to 71% in 2013 and to 68% by 2014.

In this issue: iOS apps bring 90% of profits, Europe is the leader in the number of Android apps downloaded per person, Apple has started accepting Chinese yuan in the App Store.

According to the latest research by Zscaler, the share of Android from the total number of transactions of the three leading mobile platforms was 40%. This is a big breakthrough compared to the second quarter, in which the Google platform owned only 17% of transactions.

The Bloomberg resource reports that Apple has removed the Big Fish Games application, with which it was possible to subscribe to the developer and receive games for a monthly fee.

Apple is launching a model for selling iPad games by monthly subscription. The first publisher to try it out will be the American company Big Fish Games.

Hewlett-Packard’s TouchPad tops the top non-Apple tablets sold from January to October 2011.  He now owns 17% of the market, according to NPD Group. Samsung is in second place with 16% of the market.

According to the estimates of the analytical company Piper Jaffray, 90% of all money spent on applications for mobile devices is accounted for by Apple’s iOS; the Android Market has earned only 7% of the money collected in the App Store over the entire period of its existence. This directly affects the income of developers.

Mobile VAS Conference, the largest international forum dedicated to the development of the market of additional mobile services, will be held in St. Petersburg this week.

The British company Blaze Interactive has announced the upcoming release of a new device called GameGadget. The Linux-based device will support games for different platforms and will allow developers to make money on “retro games”.

According to research2guidity, in the third quarter of 2011, more than half a million applications were added to the Android Market, however, as a result, only 319,161 remained available, while more than 600,000 applications were added to the App Store, of which 459,589 remained. The difference in quantity is decreasing more and more.

The US mobile market is the leading one in terms of the total volume of downloaded Android applications, however, Europe was in first place in terms of the number of downloaded applications per user.

Apple has started accepting Chinese yuan payments in the App Store. This is due to the expansion of the company’s activities into a key emerging market.

The Games category is still the most popular category, and, interestingly, it is on games that people are willing to spend money. At the same time, iPhone users, on average, play 2 times more than owners of smartphones based on Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry.

According to the results of a recent study, a BlackBerry-based smartphone is no longer a necessary means of communication in a business environment.

This Saturday, November 19th, the Mobile Professional Days 2011 conference will be held in Kharkiv. Mobile application developers, designers, testers and anyone who is interested in the topic of the conference are invited.

The results of the latest study showed that the majority of smartphone and tablet owners who download apps still prefer free content.

In this release: iTunes Connect will go on vacation; almost half a billion mobile phones were sold in the 3rd quarter; developers will have to think about how to retain users.

Flurry compared the number of sessions in January and October 2011 in different countries based on a study of more than 120 thousand mobile applications: the US is losing ground, gradually giving way to other countries.

On December 7, 2011, a conference for mobile application developers Mobile Developer Day 2011 will be held in Moscow. The conference will be of interest to company owners, project managers, startups, mobile platform vendors, marketers and developers.