Warga Indonesia Terlama di Dunia Pakai Gadget dalam Sehari
Indonesians Topped the Chart Spending 9 hours a Day Looking at Displays
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
BAIK dengan smartphone, tablet, TV atau komputer di rumah, hasil riset ini mengungkap berapa lama Anda berada di depan layar kaca.
Menurut hasil riset yang dirilis belum lama ini, orang rata-rata berada di depan layar selama enam jam 50 menit per hari dari sejumlah gadget termasuk TV.
Menurut hasil riset di 30 negara, Indonesia berada di urutan teratas dengan rata-rata sembilan jam sehari.
Data ini, dilansir dari hasil riset 2014 oleh Milward Brown terhadap responden berusia 16 - 44 tahun, dan hasil risetnya diumumkan di Code Conference di California, belum lama ini seperti dilansir MailOnline.
Analis teknologi, Mary Meeker menggunakan hasil riset ini untuk mengungkap trend pertumbuhan dan pengembangan teknologi secara global.
Dari hasil riset tersebut terungkap pula, warga Italia hanya menggunakan gadget selama lima jam 17 menit per hari.
Warga Inggris tergolong singkat menggunakan gadget, rata-rata hanya 148 menit - atau 2 jam 28 menit - diikuti warga AS selama 147 menit.
Sementara warga China dketahui sangat senang memakai laptop dan komputer, 2 jam 41 menit, sebaliknya warga Kenya hanya 65 menit.
Warga Nigeria ternyata gemar memakai smartphone, menurut riset, untuk aplikasi, menonton video, dan berkirim pesan rata-rata selama 3 jam 13 menit.
Sebagai perbandingan, warga Prancis memakai smartphone sehari hanya 79 menit.
Tablet sangat populer di Filipina, di Jepang sebaliknya, rata-rata satu jam 55 menit, dan 15 menit.
Hal yang mengejutkan, Korea Selatan berada di peringkat 23 di atas Jerman, Kanada, Slovakia, Hungaria, Jepang, Prancis dan Italia - meskipun dibelenggu ketentuan sensor dan aturan hukum.
Warga Korea menggunakan gadget enam jam dan 19 menit di depan layar, dan ini rata-rata lebih singkat 31 menit secara global.
Fakta lain yang terungkap dari riset Meeker, pertumbuhan internet menurun 10% daripada tahun lalu, tapi trafik mobile data meningkat 81%.
Lebih banyak orang memiliki TV ketimbang ponsel - 5,5 miliar dibanding 5,2 miliar - dan kemudian dari 5,2 miliar pengguna ponsel, 30% persen di antaranya adalah smartphone.
Inilah Rekor Terlama dan Tersingkat di Depan Secara umum
Terlama: Indonesia (9 jam)
Tersingkat: Italia (5 jam 17 menit)
TV
Terlama: Inggris (2 jam 28 menit)
Tersingkat: Vietnam (1 jam 9 menit)
Laptop dan PC
Terlama: China (2 jam 41 menit)
Tersingkat: Kenya (1 jam 5 menit)
Smartphones
Terlama: Nigeria (3 jam 13 menit)
Tersingkat: Prancis (1 jam 19 menit)
Tablets
Terlama: Filipina (1 jam 55 menit)
Tersingkat: Jepang (15 menit)
WHETHER it’s a smartphone, a tablet, TV or a PC monitor at work, it might surprise you how much time you spend staring at a screen.
According to figures from a recent study, the average viewer spends six hours 50 minutes a day switching between these different displays.
And across the 30 countries surveyed, Indonesians topped the chart with a staggering nine hours of daily screen time.
The data, taken from a 2014 study by Milward Brown that surveyed 16 to 44-year-olds, was recently presented at the Code Conference in California.
Tech analyst Mary Meeker used it in her annual internet trends presentation to reveal how technology is growing and developing on a global scale.
At the other end of the screen-time scale, Italians spend just five hours 17 minutes looking at their gadgets each day.
The figures suggest Britons watch the most TV, with an average of 148 minutes - or two hours 28 minutes - followed closely by the U.S with 147 minutes.
Meanwhile China residents use laptops and PCs the most, at two hours and 41 minutes, versus 65 minutes in Kenya.
Nigerians spend the most time looking at their smartphones, according to the chart, using apps, watching videos and sending messages for three hours 13 minutes a day.
By comparison, French people use smartphones just 79 minutes a day.
Tablets are most popular in the Philippines, and least popular in Japan, with one hour and 55 minutes, and 15 minutes screen time respectively.
Surprisingly, South Korea came 23rd in the list - above Germany, Canada, Slovakia, Hungary, Japan, France and Italy – despite its censorship laws and web restrictions.
Residents spend six hours and 19 minutes looking at screens, and this is just 31 minutes short of the global average.
Other findings from the Meeker presentation claim internet growth has slowed by less than 10 per cent in the past year, but mobile data traffic is up 81 per cent.
More people own TVs than phones still - 5.5 billion compared to 5.2 billion - and of the latter 5.2 billion, only 30 per cent are smartphones.
Countries with the Longest and Shortest Daily Screen Time
Longest screen time: Indonesia - 9 hours.
Shortest screen time: Italy - 5 hours 17 minutes.
TVs
Longest: UK - 2 hours 28 minutes.
Shortest: Vietnam - 1 hour 9 minutes.
Laptop and PC
Longest: China - 2 hours 41 minutes.
Shortest: Kenya - 1 hour 5 minutes.
Smartphones
Longest: Nigeria - 3 hours 13 minutes.
Shortest: France - 1 hour 19 minutes.
Tablets
Longest: Philippines- 1 hour 55 minutes.
Shortest: Japan - 15 minutes.
