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A new study from the U.S. shows how much internet browsing shifted from desktop computers to mobile devices. 65% of all social network users already use mobile devices to on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and Co. access. In games, maps such as Google Maps and photos it even looks more obvious. Since use up to 92%, only mobile devices like tablets and smartphones. The classic desktop computer is slowly dying out, but in some areas this has also ahead
New study shows. 65% of Social Network users use mobile devices
Not even Facebook would have thought a few years ago that mobile computers overtake the desktop computer. There was a time in the world’s largest social network even had problems with the mobile phenomenon, but these times seem to be over. Facebook and other social networks are booming and have adapted to the mobile trend. As the study shows Internet users want the mobile revolution, especially in the areas of map, photos and games. Only news, entertainment, business and finance, and retail are more often than desktop computers controlled by mobile devices. However, this will continue to shift in the future direction of “Mobile”. The mobile revolution is coming and the desktop computer is dying out. Latest mobile computers soon surpass the power of desktop computer, which is using cloud applications already more than possible, desktop computers will be a thing of the past. The following graphic shows an overview of the study.
Statista study demonstrates the use of “mobile devices” in comparison to desktop computers in time
Source: Mashable
