March 17, 2013

When I Look at You I See...

We look at mobile phone 150 times per day! The most time goes to ordinary things like messaging, voice calls and clock!

Here is more detailed break down:

Messaging related 23 times per day
Voice call related 22 times per day
Clock 18 times per day
Music Player 13 times per day
Gaming 12 times per day
Social Media 9 times per day
Alarm 8 times per day
Camera 8 times per day
News and alerts 6 times per day
Calendar 5 times per day
Search 3 times per day
Other random web browsing 3 times per day
Charging phone 3 times per day
Voice mail 1 times per day
Other miscellaneous uses 10 times per day

Source: The Annual Mobile Industry Numbers and Stats Blog by Tomi Ahonen 

 

Mar 17, 2013 11:02:01 PM | Interesting, Mobile, Research

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