Comparative studies for Mobile downloads
Users of mobile phone are ready to afford six times more time in the matter of mobile downloads in comparison to the time which they spent for this purposes two years back and this information has been gathered from the data survey of mobile users. In a latest survey which identified that engagement of the users with data services of mobile downloads and compared the same with Australian figures in respect with the different countries such as Japan, USA, Egypt, Korea and Taiwan. About one third users of current data service of mobile are ready to contribute fifty dollar per month for accessing unlimited data as opined by Associate Professor of Griffith University. About two years back, these users were not ready to spent not more than 10 dollar per month for the cause of accessing unlimited data. However, figure for data users of mobile in Australia varies around fifty percent while it is forty percent for owners of smart phones. This figure exceeds the comparative figure for USA where thirty three percent mobile users use them for data services after mobile downloads and twenty percent users only have smart phones.
About 70 percent of the Australians expense thirty dollar or more than that amount per month while about one third of the Australian users spend higher than 60 dollar in a month. In comparison, the corresponding figure for USA is eighty percent paying 30 dollar monthly and forty four percent expensing sixty dollar in a month on account of phone bill.
Existing data services consumers of USA and Australia access same type and wide range of various service types. Figures for browsing mobile web is eighty four percent for existing mobile users of data service. The figure is identical in respect of the US respondents. Forty seven percent existing mobile downloads service users undertook commercial activity such as booking reservations or purchasing goods.