A new study has revealed that the average phone user looks at their device a total of 150 times per day.
In 2010, Finnish handset manufacturer Nokia found 150 to be the number of times the average individual views their phone on a daily basis, which includes both smartphones and feature phones.
U.S. carrier T-Mobile, meanwhile, confirmed the same figure for the American market in its own study conducted during 2012. In the United Kingdom, meanwhile, the figure is claimed to have reached 200.
Former Nokia executive and current market analyst Tomi Ahonen -- who was voted by Forbes as the most influential writer on mobile related topics -- has now published a new study, seen below, looking into the habits of what an average user looks at when viewing their phones.
- Messaging - 23 times
- Voice calls - 22 times
- Clock - 18 times
- Alarm - 8 times
- Camera - 8 times
- Music player - 23 times
- Gaming - 12 times
- Calendar - 5 times
- Social media - 9 times
- News - 6 times
- Search - 3 times
- Web - 3 times
- Video - 6 times
- Charging phone - 3 times
- Voice mail - 1 time
- Apps and others - 10 times
