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The image presents two line graphs for mobile and fixed telephone subscriptions per hundred people in Eritrea, India, the UK, and Uruguay from 2005 to 2015. In mobile subscriptions, the UK starts at about 75 in 2005, peaking at around 120 in 2010 and then slightly dropping to 115 by 2015; India starts at near 0 in 2005, dramatically rising to around 70 by 2015; Eritrea remains flat at slightly above 0 throughout; Uruguay starts at 50, peaking at above 150 in 2010, and slightly decreasing to 140 by 2015. In fixed telephone subscriptions, the UK starts at 60 in 2005, descending steadily to approximately 55 by 2015; India starts below 10 in 2005, gradually peaking at around 10 in 2010 before declining to near 5 by 2015; Eritrea remains constant around 2 throughout; Uruguay remains steady at 15 from 2005, decreasing slightly to 10 by 2015.
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The line graphs illustrate the number of mobile and fixed telephone subscriptions per hundred people in Eritrea, India, the UK, and Uruguay between 2005 and 2015.
Overall, mobile phone subscriptions increased significantly across all four countries, while fixed-line subscriptions declined or remained low. Uruguay and the UK had the highest mobile usage, whereas India showed the most rapid growth.
By 2013, Uruguay had the highest mobile penetration, peaking at nearly 170 subscriptions per hundred people before slightly declining. The UK followed a similar trend, rising from 100 in 2005 to approximately 130 in 2007, where it then plateaued. India’s mobile usage grew exponentially, from about 10 in 2005 to over 80 in 2015. In contrast, Eritrea had minimal growth, remaining below 20 per hundred people.
For fixed-line subscriptions, the UK had the highest figures, declining gradually from 55 to below 50 per hundred people. Uruguay initially had around 30 subscriptions per hundred people, which dipped slightly before increasing after 2012. India and Eritrea had the lowest fixed-line usage, staying below 10 per hundred people throughout the period.
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