The given graph illustrates the different devices usage for internet access in percentage during 2010 and 2020. Overall, it is clearly seen that the most common devices used by people to access the internet changed from dekstop computers to smartphones in a decade.
Dekstop computers were the most popular devices in 2010, representing a half of all devices, yet they declined to around more than a third in 5 years and hit a low of a fifth at the end of the period. The second common device in 2010 were laptops at less than a third, increased slightly by two-fifths in 2015 and declined a bit to only over a third by 2020.
The lowest devices used in 2015 were both smartphones and tablets at only one in ten. The smartphones rose dramatically all over the period, hit over a third in 2015, afterwards reached their peak at three-fifths 5 years later. 2015 saw a slight growth of tablets usage by a fifth, and then remained stable until the end of the period.
