5 Interesting Facts about smartphones 2021

 

5 Interesting Facts about smartphones 2021

 

1.     How much of the Global population owns smartphones?

As of 2021, there are 3.8 billion (380 Crore) active smartphone users around the globe. The percentage using mobile phones is around 48.72%, this means roughly every other person in the world is equipped with a smartphone.

 


2.     How often does the average person check their phone?

On average, person touches their phone 2617 times a day, unlocks it 150 times a day and can spend upwards of 3.7 hours on it.




Is that such a crazy fact, have you ever noticed how many times you check your smartphone?

 

3.     Which smartphone OS has the most users worldwide?

Current android market share is 71.9% and iOS market share is 27.33%


                                               Well, Are you an Android user or an iOS user?

 

4.     What is an average normal lifespan of a smartphone?

The average smartphone life is about 3 years. Many factors like battery degradation and general hardware updates contribute to this time span.

Batteries can degrade and come to a point where the battery life is quite small.



In how many years you switch your smartphone?

 

5.     Which country has the largest number of cellphone?



There is a total of 1.6 billion (160 Crore) cell phones is China.

India has 1.5 billion (150 Crore) cell phones.

Indonesia has 385.5 million (38.55 Crore) cell phones.


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