The line graph illustrates the proportion of users of five distinct communication methods from 1998 to 2008
Overall, most categories showed upward trends, except for landline service, which decreased over the survey. Additionally, cellular phone service continued to increase steadily and became the most common method.
In the first year, the percentage of people using landline service made up the highest share, followed by cellular phone and internet service, respectively. The figure for citizens accessing cellular phone service overtook landline service at around 15% and continued to increase, while that of internet service rose by 2% from 1998 to 2000. The proportion of people using cellular service reached its highest point in the last year, whereas the percentage of people using internet service also passed that of landline service to reach the second-highest point, consisted of under 20%.
In 2002, fixed broadband was published before growing in the figure from only 0% to approximately 6% in 2008. Similarly, the proportion of people using mobile broadband also increased, but it rose more considerably than that of fixed broadband.
