Australian mobile phone lifestyle index

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PDFAustralian mobile phone lifestyle index

07 October 2009Using mobiles for just calls and texting is a thing of the past, as a third of Australians now check emails on their handsets and more than 70 per cent access mobile entertainment and information services.

A total of 3,710 respondents completed the survey. This is a substantial increase from the 2,097 respondents who
completed the survey last year. The fifth survey of the longitudinal analysis of mobile content and services purchase behaviour, usage and preferences.

 

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Publication typeStatistics
Publisher TypeNon government organisation
CoverageAustralia
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/19262
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