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The image is a line graph depicting the number of users for five different communication services worldwide from 1998 to 2008. In 1998, landline service users were around 20 per 100 inhabitants, internet service and cellular phone service users were below 10 per 100 inhabitants, with fixed broadband and mobile broadband users being negligible or around 0 per 100 inhabitants. By 2008, mobile broadband users skyrocketed to above 60 per 100 inhabitants, with cellular phone service users also showing significant growth to around 40 per 100 inhabitants. Fixed broadband users demonstrated a steady increase over the years, reaching just above 20 per 100 inhabitants. Internet service users grew moderately to around 25 per 100 inhabitants. Landline service users showed the least growth, reaching just below 25 per 100 inhabitants. All services, except landline, show an upward trend, with mobile broadband showing the most significant exponential growth.
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The line chart illustrates the proportions of users with access to five different communication services over a 10-year period.
Overall, there were marginal growths among all categories, except for cellular phones which recorded a dramatic increase. It is also noticeable that cellular phone service accounted for the highest percentage, with mobile broadband representing the lowest.
In 1998, the figures for cellular phone and internet services started at around 5%. They both increased over the years, with cell phone service reaching its peak at over 60% and internet service rose to about 25% in 2008.
Meanwhile, little change was witnessed in landline service, standing at 15% over the period. In addition, the percentages for fixed and mobile broadband experienced no users at the beginning of the period as their data was roughly 0% at the time. Their figures began rising slightly in 2004 and reached approximately 4% in the last year.
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