Kids Are Spending More Time On Mobile Devices Than Ever Before

According to Common Sense Media, these tablets look very convenient. It has been reported that children under the age of eight will spend an average of two hours and 19 minutes per day, sticking to the screen. Approximately 30% of the time is spent on mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones. 42% of my teens have personal tablets

According to common sense survey, the use of the screen is very stable with the passage of time, for example, the children in 2011 were watching the screen 2 hours 16 minutes a day, It changed dramatically. TV is still the most popular screen, but the time we watched TV everyday since 2011 has been shortened by 11 minutes. At the same time, the use time of the mobile device sharply increased from 5 minutes a day to the current 48 minutes.

At the same time, children spend about 30 minutes of reading and reading each day - and, interestingly, most of the time is spent on print media, not e-book readers.

Nevertheless, there may be concerns about an increase in mobile usage. Dr. Jenny Raddesky, a pediatrician at the University of Michigan wrote as follows. "The use of mobile devices is more personal, immersive, on demand, affecting interactions between individuals in different ways" Owned. "An open letter published by Common Sense Media in. This research also links the abuse of young people with aspects from language delay to emotional intelligence decline.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children between the ages of two and five years of age should recommend "consistent restrictions" on the screen within one hour a day and children over the age of six.

People spend more time on mobile devices than ever. In 2012, Americans spent 60% more time on television than mobile devices. By 2014, however, mobile phones outperform television and became the most popular platform in the United States. Compared with other recreational facilities, people spend more time on mobile devices (especially smartphones), and this trend will only grow. The first step for Americans to read again is accepting this change and placing the content on mobile devices people have already used on time.

There are more than 5 billion smart mobile devices around the world, and more than 80% of screen time is spent on mobile devices. Messaging is a major activity on mobile devices, and indeed is the fastest growing activity on mobile devices. The number of users on some messaging platforms is amazing. For example, Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp have over 1 billion users. Recently, messaging is also beyond the use of social networks. Last week, Apple announced that iMessage will be made available to developers. This is contrary to last year's trend of open interactive applications such as Facebook Messenger, Slack, Twitter Direct Messages, Skype, Kik, Telegram and "Bot". Currently, the robot also has mobile native platform functions such as position, voice, camera, image and so on.

Major research from famous sources indicates that people are spending more news than ever due to the popularity of new digital products and mobile devices. However, people spend an average of 20 minutes per day on services like Instagram (they are investigating public content and news, but they are still mainly photo sharing platforms). Many of our attention shifted from the analog world to the digital world. In many cases, it may be like an attack on our device, our social network, especially our emotional and intellectual state like our e-mail, messaging app, SMS Hmm.

Along with the popularization of mobile devices, viewing of contents has become more subdivided than ever. ZenithOptimedia forecasts that brands will spend more on mobile advertising than desktops by 2018 ($ 114 billion), predicting next to television $ 215 million, mobile advertising expenditures average 32% per year It grows at the growth rate of. According to a survey by Parks Associates, a 23% Millennial generation has only OTT, but 61% of the Millennial generation pays both pay TV and OTT (more than 52% of the national average).