People check their phones, on average, 23 times a day for messaging, 22 times for voice calls and 18 times to get the time.ccording to figures collected by a screen lock app, the average user actually checks their phone around 110 times day.
The average person does it 110 times a DAY (and up to every 6 seconds in the evening). 1  People look at their phones the most between peak hours of 5pm and 8pm. 2  During these hours, 75% of users are actively using their devices. 3  This drops to a quarter of active users between 3am and 5am. According to figures collected by a screen lock app, the average user actually checks their phone around 110 times day. During peak times this equates to once every six or seven seconds, with some users unlocking their devices up to 900 times over the course of a day, which in reality is around 18 hours. 1 And many of us pick up our phones more than 1,500 times each week. 2  Average owners use their phone for three hours and sixteen minutes a day. 3  And almost four in ten users admitted to feeling lost without their device. 4  Study surveyed 2,000 smartphone owners about their tech habits. The study has also revealed that smartphones are becoming more of a ‘go-to-gadget’, replacing desktops and laptops, (stock image pictured) which people only turn to for, on average, 140 tasks in a typical day. The online food shopping is more likely to be done on a smartphone now than on a desktop or laptop, too. In their annual Internet Trends report carried out in May this year, the researchers narrowed the results down. It found that people check their phones, on average, 23 times a day for messaging, 22 times for voice calls and 18 times to get the time. According to figures collected by a screen lock app, the average user actually checks their phone around 110 times day. During peak times this equates to once every six or seven seconds, with some users unlocking their devices up to 900 times over the course of a day, which in reality is around 18 hours. Whichever way you say it though, that number is a disputed one. In their 2013 report, Ofcom claimed that people in the UK spent on average 35 hours online each month. Government statistics instead ask people if they go online every day-for 27% of the UK, the answer to that question was 'no' in 2013. So what do we know about British internet habits and how do they compare to TV ones? 3x more TV. Ofcom's survey of UK households found that they spent on average 4 hours watching TV each day, compared to 1.15 hours using the internet. If those numbers are accurate, they might show we're more aware of our time online than our time in front of the TV-maybe because it's time spent actively doing something. In an average week, the research discovered that users pick up their phone more than 1,500 times to complete various tasks from emails to playing games and posting to social media. And the average smartphone user is on their phone for three hours and sixteen minutes a day. The study has also revealed that smartphones are becoming more of a ‘go-to-gadget’, replacing desktops and laptops, (stock image pictured) which people only turn to for, on average, 140 tasks in a typical day. The online food shopping is more likely to be done on a smartphone now than on a desktop or laptop, too. A study by Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers found the average user checks their phone nearer to 150 times per day. In its annual Internet Trends report, carried out in May this year, found that people check their phones, on average, 23 times a day for messaging, 22 times for voice calls and 18 times to get the time. According to figures collected by a screen lock app, the average user actually checks their phone around 110 times day. During peak times this equates to once every six or seven seconds, with some users unlocking their devices up to 900 times over the course of a day, which in reality is around 18 hours. In an average week, research has discovered that the average user pick ups their phone more than 1,500 times a week. The average owner uses this device for three hours and sixteen minutes each day-or the equivalent of almost one full day a week. Almost four in ten users admitted feeling lost without their gadgets. The study has also revealed that smartphones are becoming more of a ‘go-to-gadget’, replacing desktops and laptops, (stock image pictured) which people only turn to for, on average, 140 tasks in a typical day. The online food shopping is more likely to be done on a smartphone now than on a desktop or laptop, too. Children 2-11 watch an average of 24 hours of TV a week, or 31/2 hours a day. That number dips to 22 hours for teens, ages 12-17, then goes back up to 25 for 18-24s. After that it rises steadily until people over 65 average 48 hours a week, or nearly seven hours a day.  23 days a year spent on your phone. A recent study by mobileinsurance.com has revealed that the average person spends 90 mins a day on their phone. That figue may not sound like a lot but that amounts up to 23 days a year and 3.9 years of the average person's life is spent staring at their phone screen.
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