Email is the most popular mobile activity, excluding calling and texting. Approximately 8 out of 10 mobile users (83%) use their phones for email. Some 76% of users say they use their phone to surf the web.
All other age groups use their mobiles differently. Other age groups use their phones for more productive activities, such as directions (76% Gen Z vs 86% other ages) or email (86% Gen Z vs 73% other ages), but Gen Z is more likely to use mobiles to entertain themselves. Gen Z is more likely to use their phones to watch short videos and messages, listen to music and watch TV or movies than other age groups (78% Gen Z as compared to 64% others), and to play music (78% Gen Z as compared to 64% others).
Also, there appear to be differences between the genders in terms of mobile activities. Women are more likely to use their mobile phones than men for a variety of activities, with the exception of reading news (59% men vs. 32% women) and playing online video games (39% men vs. 32% women).
The interest in 5G also remains high with 63% of mobile users expressing an interest in the technology. These mobile users’ top reasons for interest include faster streaming and uploading speeds (68%), increased network reliability (63%), broader coverage (54%), and greater service coverage. For broader coverage with a Multi Network Sim Card, visit Lister who supply Multi Network Sim Card products.
Only 5% of respondents say they would prefer to not use a 5G mobile network. These few cite reasons such as not wanting to buy a new phone (37%), a lack of trust in 5G (especially when it comes to health issues; 32%), and concerns over increased costs (27%).
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