Smartphones develop quicker than users adapt to new features

Smartphones develop quicker than users adapt to new features

Smartphones develop quicker than users adapt to new features
Local Finland News In English

Smartphone's have developed faster than their users are learning to utilise them, according to a survey published by Finnish mobile phone operator DNA and mobile phone maker Nokia on Monday. According to the study, only about a half of smartphone users use their phones to surf the internet, navigate or listen to music. The most active superusers made up a fifth of the 1,500 respondents. They were young and primarily male users, who used their phones a lot and actively sought new applications for their devices. The smartphone has replaced other devices for these users. Source: Helsinki Times