The table displays the proportion of mobile phone possessors who used various cellphone features from 2006 to 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the popularity of all mobile phone features grew over the years, making phone calls the most dominant feature throughout the timeframe. Moreover, cellphones were usually used for making calls; in stark contrast, playing music was the least utilized feature over the years.
Starting with making calls, almost everyone in 2006 used cellphones for this purpose. It followed a similar pattern over the next 2 years and was used by 99% in 2010. Next, 73% of mobile phone users sent and received messages through mobile phones; the figures rose to 75% in 2008 and reached 79% in 2010. Moving on to taking pictures, it started at 66% in 2006; its usage increased in the following years and reached 76% in 2010.
Moving further to playing games, only 17% of mobile phone owners played games on their phone; it climbed to 42% in 2008 before attaining 41% in 2010. Lastly, only 12% of people made use of their cellphones for playing music in 2006; it grew in the subsequent years and reached 26% in 2010.