Did you ever wonder what everyone around you is doing with their constantly-out smartphones? Well, Mobclix did some research about what cell phone users are clicking and came up with a snapshot of what goes on in a single minute of usage. Some of the results may surprise you – like 4,111 ads were clicked on. Some may not – like that Angry Birds is simply in a category of usage all by itself. You won’t believe how many people are looking for song lyrics or slicing fruit in Fruit Ninja.
All of this data was put together into one cool infographic. It’s posted below, so have a look and see what you think. Does it reflect what you expected? Do you find anything really surprising? What would an infographic of your usage reflect?
Source: Mobclix
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