According to the latest data from StockApps, in July the total number of people using mobile phones around the world approached 5.3 billion, or 67% of the world's population. According to data published in the report We Are Social Digital 2021, this figure has grown by more than 117 million people, or 2.3%.
Europe was the region with the highest number of mobile phone users last year, with 86% of the population having such gadgets. This number is expected to rise to 87% by 2025. North America is in second place with 84% of the population owning a mobile phone. This number is expected to rise to 85% by 2025. Smartphones accounted for 6.4 billion, or 79%, of all mobile connections in the world as of July, according to Hootsuite, compared with 310 million routers, tablets and laptops, which together account for 3.8% of the market.
From Q1 2020 to Q1 2021, global average monthly mobile data traffic reached 66 exabytes (or 66 million terabytes), up 68% from last year. 73% of traffic comes from Android phones, although Android users consumed 1.8% less data than last year. 26.3% of the world's mobile data traffic comes from iOS users.
The average cost of mobile data in Israel is 5 cents per gigabyte. This is followed by Italy and Russia - 27 cents and 29 cents per GB, respectively. In the US, mobile data costs an average of $ 3.33 per gigabyte. Greece ranks as the most expensive country for mobile data with an average price tag of $ 8.16 per GB. The global average price is $ 4.07 per GB.
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