The chart shows their analysis, by age, of the use of mobile messaging.
It is interesting that the uptake of the 65+ and the 55-64 is the same. In Europe there is not that much analysis of messaging or mobile content uptake but all of the analysis of technology use shows a big distinction between the 65+ and younger age groups.
Apparently 52% of subscribers age 25-34 sent or received text messages in the previous month, while 37% of those age 35-44 communicated via text. 68% of those age 18-24 send and receiving text messages. Just 14% of the 65+ use text messaging. Dick Stroud www.20plus30.com
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