I admit, every time AppBrain rolls out a new feature I think they can’t possibly make finding apps any better, and then they add some feature to prove me wrong and make me say “Wow!” all over again. In addition to overhauling the UI, AppBrain has integrated anonymous aggregated user statistics into search options to add even more ways to find that particular app that makes your life better.
For instance, you can now look for apps from the tools category that are popular among the youngest users of AppBrain, and find a Drivers Ed app. Or find out that there’s three Hello Kitty themes in the top 10 popular themes among women.
We also made it much easier to find apps that are interesting to people from a specific country. I was happy to now easily find the “Albert Heijn” application from the list of apps most used in the Netherlands, where I’m from. The 15 countries we currently provide most-used lists for are the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Australia, the Netherlands, Italy, Denmark, Hong Kong, Brazil, France, Canada, Spain, and Portugal. Other countries unfortunately don’t have enough users on AppBrain to provide a ranking, but we will add more countries as soon as more people join!
If you’re never visited AppBrain before, it’s definitely worth checking out. In addition to tons of search options, every app has a QR code for easy scanning, or you can sync your phone with AppBrain for even easier downloads right to your phone.
Source: AppBrain Blog
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