This Chart Compares Mobile Technology Use of Millennials & Generation X
Rahul Kalvapalle — July 7, 2015 — Tech
References: digitalpulse.pwc.au
While cellphones and smartphones have been adopted by people of different generations, the mobile technology habits of millennials vary significantly from those of their predecessors, Generation X. It is these differences that are made clear in this infographic.
There are a lot of areas in which these differences are made clear. For example, 23% of millennials said that their smartphones have become their primary source of television shows, while only 12% of Generation X showcased similar usage patterns.
It's not just about entertainment consumption however. The difference in mobile technology habits is also laid bare in shopping habits, with millennials more likely to use smartphones and tablets to purchase products and services.
Ultimately, this infographic is a reminder of the fact that the generation a person belongs to have the ability to significantly impact their preferred method of engaging with media, entertainment sources and advertising content.
There are a lot of areas in which these differences are made clear. For example, 23% of millennials said that their smartphones have become their primary source of television shows, while only 12% of Generation X showcased similar usage patterns.
It's not just about entertainment consumption however. The difference in mobile technology habits is also laid bare in shopping habits, with millennials more likely to use smartphones and tablets to purchase products and services.
Ultimately, this infographic is a reminder of the fact that the generation a person belongs to have the ability to significantly impact their preferred method of engaging with media, entertainment sources and advertising content.
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Technology Habits - Opportunity for businesses to tailor their marketing and advertising strategies to the preferences and behaviors of different generations.
2. Entertainment Consumption Shift - Potential for disruptive innovations in mobile entertainment platforms and content creation that cater to millennials' preference for using smartphones as their primary source of television shows.
3. Mobile Shopping Behavior - Opportunity for e-commerce businesses to optimize their mobile platforms and create seamless shopping experiences for millennials who are more likely to use smartphones and tablets for purchasing products and services.
Industry Implications
1. Marketing and Advertising - Industry can adapt and evolve their strategies to effectively target and engage with different generations through mobile technology.
2. Entertainment - Industry can explore new avenues for mobile content creation and platforms that cater to changing consumer behaviors and preferences of different generations.
3. E-commerce - Industry can harness the potential of mobile shopping by developing user-friendly mobile platforms that cater to the preferences of millennials who rely on smartphones and tablets for purchasing products and services.
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