Netherlands: smartphone penetration 2012-2016

This statistic illustrates the percentage of people who use a smartphone in the Netherlands from 2012 to 2016. In 2016, 80 percent of people in the Netherlands reported using a smartphone, up from just 43 percent in 2012.Smartphone use is the most prevalent among those aged 13-19 years old and 20-34 years old. In 2016, 95.7 percent of people 13-19 years of age and 95.3 percent of people who were 20-34 years of age, reported using smartphones. This number falls to 29.6 percent among those aged 65 years or older.The Netherlands also has the second highest mobile internet penetration rate of any nation. At 89 percent, the Netherland's share of mobile internet users as a percentage of the total population is slightly behind Japan, where 90 percent of the population report using some form of mobile internet. In Australia 76 percent of the population use some form of mobile internet, and in the United States 73 percent of the population use mobile devices to access the internet.Generally speaking, mobile internet traffic as a proportion of total internet traffic in Europe is lower than anywhere else in the world. In Africa, 59.49 percent of total web traffic originates from a mobile device. Globally this number sits at 49.73 percent, while in Europe just 31.65 percent of web traffic originates from mobile devices.

本统计数据描绘了荷兰自2012年至2016年间智能手机用户比例的变化情况。至2016年，荷兰民众中有80%报告使用智能手机，这一比例相较于2012年的43%有显著提升。智能手机的使用率在13至19岁以及20至34岁的年龄群体中尤为普遍。2016年，13至19岁的年轻人中有95.7%以及20至34岁的成年人中有95.3%报告使用智能手机，而在65岁及以上的年龄段中，这一比例降至29.6%。荷兰亦拥有全球第二高的移动互联网普及率，其移动互联网用户占总人口的比例为89%，略低于日本，后者有90%的人口报告使用某种形式的移动互联网。在澳大利亚，76%的人口使用某种形式的移动互联网，而在美国，73%的人口使用移动设备访问互联网。总体而言，欧洲移动互联网流量占总体互联网流量的比例低于全球其他地区。在非洲，59.49%的总体网络流量源自移动设备。全球范围内，这一比例为49.73%，而在欧洲，仅有31.65%的网络流量源自移动设备。