The given charts compare the percentage of appliances which the young in Canada used to watch TV in 2009 and 2019.
Overall, it can be clear seen that the habits of watching television in connection with technologies changed over a decade considerably.
With respect to the popularity percents illustrated in two different years, although the minority of youngsters used flat-screen TV to monitor TV programs in 2009 with 8%,it experienced a significant increase by 19 % in use during the following decade. Similarly, the figure of tablets increased moderately of 14% starting with 5 % regardless of showing the lowest proportion in a previous year. Canadian young also utilized mobile phones and the rate of using them was 15% in 2009.Then it hit a peak of 26% after a decade.
The share of conventional TV in 2009 reached a peak of 34%, which turned into an exponential decrease by 30%. Since the modern technologies being portable everywhere were produced for public, these were on the behalf of the former ones. Thus, the demand for laptop and desktop computer went down modestly compared with former year that their shares demonstrated 20% and 18% respectively. In 2019, using laptop decline by 8%, while 12%of Canadian young adults watched TV shows by their desktop computers.