The line chart illustrates the use of five different digital devices around the world between 1998 and 2008.
Overall, most categories followed an upward trajectory, except for Mobile/Cell phone, witnessing the most significant changes of decreasing throughout. Additionally, while wifi reached the lowest figure, Mobile/Cell phone recorded the highest one in the majority of the period.
In 1998, all sectors exhibited a small data, with Landline occupying the highest, nearly 10%, while both fixed broadband and wifi seeing 0%. In the next five years, the percentage of these devices experience a increase. Mobile/Cell phone, despite having a lower initial level, rose dramatically to just under 20%, while Landlie and Internet shared a similar scale of roughly 12%, followed by Fixed broadband with nearly 10%. Conversely, the remaining sector ranked the fifth with 0% in 2003.
Toward the end of the period, Mobile/Cell phone continued to dominate the use of information and communication technology, accounting for around 45% in 2007, before plummeting to 0% in 2008. In contrast, others represented a gradual growth, with Internet and Landline reaching at 20%, compared to Fixed broadband and Wifi, comprising aprroximately 15% in the final year.