a year, according to a new study from global research consultancy TNS. A new study from global research consultancy TNS has shown that the average American millennial with access to the internet now spends 3.1 hours a day on a mobile device, which equates to 47 days per year spent on such devices. The study, conducted by TNS, found that millennials spend an average of five and half hours each day using their smartphones, tablets or other digital devices compared to just over two hours in 2014. Notably, however, time spent on mobile devices does not replace traditional media such as TV, radio and newspapers, as they still spend, on average, 2.9 hours per day consuming content on these platforms as well.
A new study from global research consultancy TNS has shown that the average American millennial with access to the internet now spends 3.1 hours a day on a mobile device, which equates to 47 days per year spent on such devices. The study, conducted by TNS, found that millennials spend an average of five and half hours each day using their smartphones, tablets or other digital devices compared to just over two hours in 2014. Notably, however, time spent on mobile devices does not replace traditional media such as TV, radio and newspapers, as they still spend, on average, 2.9 hours per day consuming content on these platforms as well.