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According to Bloomberg, as more and more mobile users are starting to get information through the use of Google in mobile search dominance is now threatened.

According to market research firm EMarketer's latest report notes that Google in the United States mobile search market share by 2012 from 83% level 64% level. While at the same time, to help users query information applications such as Yelp and scores of local businesses, it's market share rose to 1.9% from 0.5%.

Google Desktop search market, is the world's most valuable Internet companies. But the company's operating earnings and now has worked closely with mobile devices such as Smartphones and tablet computers tied to competitive pressure from Google is that market continues to grow. According to EMarketer's data, mobile search market scale in America in the year 2018 accounted for 86% of the size of the overall search market, compared to 13% in the ratio in 2012.

"Although the browser-based search is still a popular choice for mobile users, but search engines is no longer a smart phone and a Tablet of choice when users want to get information. "EMarketer analyst kaiqian·boyier (Cathy Boyle)," mobile application development and growth spurt, this means that when users find information there are more and more professional options. ”

In addition, other search products have also shown growth. --Ranging from Google rivals Microsoft Bing, also including some focused on particular areas, such as e-commerce platform search Amazon search Kayak, tourism information, and Indeed recruitment information search and so on. Those searches in 2016 will be integrated into the mobile search market share of 30% in 2012, representing a substantial growth of 5.4%.