
Flurry is a mobile analytics, monetization, and advertising company founded in 2005. The company develops and markets a platform for analyzing consumer interactions with mobile applications, solutions for marketers to advertise in-apps, as well as a service for applying monetization structures to mobile apps. Flurry analyzes 150 billion app sessions per month. The company's analytics platform tracks application sessions in iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, HTML5, and JavaME platforms. Flurry has raised a total of $65 million in funding since its founding and in March 2014 announced that it would partner with Research Now to create a panel database on mobile users. Flurry was acquired by Yahoo! on July 21, 2014
WikipediaWe present Burst, an analytic query system with a scalable and flexible approach to performing lowlatency ad hoc analysis over large complex datasets. The architecture consists of hardwareefficient scan techniques and a language facility to transform an extensible set of ad hoc declarative queries into imperative physical scan plans. These plans are multicast across all nodes/cores of a two lev...
Systems like Hadoop, Hbase and Hive allowed the world to take huge strides in managing and analyzing large amounts of data. Products like Flurry analytics make efficient use of large amounts of hardware using these tools to build statistics for hundreds of thousands of applications. However, these tools require the end user to first set up relevant analytics queries and then wait days for the r...
Railsplitter is a framework which significantly reduces development cost to expose a hierarchical data model as a production quality Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) web service. Railsplitter adopts JSON API [10] as the standard for the service definition given its focus on consumption by front-end developers. Inherent in the design of JSON API are capabilities that reduce the number of ro...
We have hosted the 1st Yahoo Mobile Developer Conference (YMDC) in Taiwan. Please refer to the presentation to learn more about the latest Yahoo's technologies provided for mobile developers. Please go to developer.yahoo.com to learn more! Learn about the latest enhancements to the Yahoo Mobile Developer Suite, including Flurry Analytics and Yahoo App Publishing. We have invited our partner, P...
Following on from the success of our first Mobile Meetup in June, we are excited to host our second mobile developer event in Bangalore, India. During this event, we will discuss the latest around the yahoo Mobile Developer Suit, with a deep dive into Flurry Analytics, and the Yahoo App Publishing Platform. We have some our best Flurry and YAP product and engineering people coming in from the U...
By: Chris Klotzbach, Director at Flurry and Lali Kesiraju, Marketing and Analytics Manager at FlurryFor an industry that’s seen staggering growth and disruption since the launch of the first smartphone, 2017 was the year that mobile app innovation and growth was disrupted. Stalwart industry players held and gained market position, while years-old disruptors struggled to find their footing. Compare...
By: Chris Klotzbach, Director at Flurry and Lali Kesiraju, Marketing and Analytics Manager at Flurry2017 was another marquee year for smartphone sales and innovation with the introduction and evolution of manufacturers’ flagship devices, such as Apple’s iPhone X, Google’s Pixel 2, and Samsung’s Galaxy S8. With more consumer options than ever before, Flurry took a look at the most gifted smartphone...
By: Lali Kesiraju, Analytics Manager and Toby Vogels (@tobyvogels), Developer EvangelistAs smartphone users have diversified their app usage, health & fitness apps have become a vital tool to make our lives healthier. In the last three years, health & fitness app usage grew by over 330%. Users are continuously tracking workouts, signing up for classes, and keeping in touch with their general healt...
By: Toby Vogels (@tobyvogels), Mobile Developer EvangelistGaming has been a crucial part of the mobile industry since the launch of the App Store in 2008. For seven years in a row, gaming apps have been used more than apps from any other category. Consequently, mobile gaming has truly shaped how we engage on our smartphones today. However, since 2015, gaming sessions have been on the decline. Does...