The accompanying bar chart delineates how fast internet connections were in five distinct cities in Australia in 2005 and 2010, measured in megabytes per second, while the provided pie chart reveals the type of internet connections used by individuals in Australia in 2010.
Overall, it is manifest that internet speeds increased in all five cities, and Sydney demonstrated the highest figure in both years compared to other Australian regions. Notably, over a half of Australians connected to the internet via BroadBans, but a significant proportion used mobile connection.
A close inspection of the data reveals that the highest proportion of megabytes per second was displayed in Sydney in both periods, with 13 MBPS and 14 MBPS, respectively, but with an increase of only 1 MBPS. With regard to other four cities, namely Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, and Brisbane, all of them represented an increase of about 4 MBPS, over 1 MBPS, approximately 0,5 MBPS, and nearly 1 MBPS, respectively.
According to the information, the highest proportion of Australian people. with about 62,09%, connected to the web via BroadBans. In stark contrast, over a third of people used mobile connections, whereas only a small percentage of residents used either Dual up or had no connection at all with 1,49% and 0,89%, respectively.
