Is it the hours they use the phone daily? The work flow on certain apps? Both? Just curious. I use my phone 7to 10hours a day doing everything from FaceTime with clients, weather tracking on several different apps, and a lot of texts and emails.
Pretty much no one then 😂Maybe someone who uses all the features of the phone?
Yeah they use a stylus 😂. And 3.5mm headphone jacks, and microsd card slots 😂In my circles, a power user is someone that only runs their computer from the command line. Pointing devices are for noobs. The equivalent for a smartphone user must be someone that doesn't use the touch screen I presume.
Over a serial interface.Yeah they use a stylus 😂. And 3.5mm headphone jacks, and microsd card slots 😂
IMO power users are those individuals who get value add (as defined by the individual) out of having strong hardware available for whatever it is they do. Easy.Is it the hours they use the phone daily? The work flow on certain apps? Both? Just curious. I use my phone 7to 10hours a day doing everything from FaceTime with clients, weather tracking on several different apps, and a lot of texts and emails.
That (teenagers on social media) may well be true. And how unhealthy, worrying and sad that is…I'd say it is how much of the capabilities you use of the numbr of apps in a day rather than time spent. 8 hours a day sounds like a lot until you realise most teenagers reach that just on social media!
Is it the hours they use the phone daily? The work flow on certain apps? Both? Just curious. I use my phone 7to 10hours a day doing everything from FaceTime with clients, weather tracking on several different apps, and a lot of texts and emails.