The two pie charts illustrate how people spend their time on smartphones and tablets, divided into six categories: games, social networking, utilities, music and videos, news, and others.
Overall, games occupy the largest share of time on both devices, especially on tablets. Social networking is the second most common activity, being more popular on smartphones. The least amount of time on smartphones is spent on news, which also represents the second smallest portion on tablets.
Regarding smartphones, games hold the highest percentage of usage at 35%, followed by social networking at 29%. Utilities, which include apps like calendars and calculators, represent 20% of smartphone usage, ranking third in priority. Music and videos make up only 8%, while news and the “other” category account for 3% and 5%, respectively.
For tablets, over a half of the total usage time (57%) is spent on games, which is nearly double the proportion of time spent on social networking (15%). Music and videos come third, occupying 13% of the time. The “other” category represents 8%, ranking fourth. In contrast, utilities and news account for just 3% and 4%, respectively, making them the two least used categories on tablets.