Thursday, September 19, 2013

Smart Phone, Tablet Adoption in Asia is Study in Contrasts

Saturation and unmet need both are parts of the smart phone adoption story in Asia. On one hand,  87 percent adoption in in Singapore and Hong Kong, followed by Malaysia (80 percent), Australia (75 percent) and China (71 percent), shows some markets are nearing saturation.

On the other hand, smart phone adoption in the Philippines stands at 15 percent. In  India penetration is 18 percent, while in Indonesia penetration is 23 percent, according to Nielsen.

In Southeast Asia, smart phone owners spent on average more than three hours per
day on their smart phones in June 2013, with activities such as chat apps, social networking and entertainment activities like games and multimedia driving the highest levels of engagement, Nielsen says.




                       Smartphone penetration, Asia, United States, Western Europe

                                              Tablet Penetration, Asia

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