The pie charts below show the devices people in the 18 to 25 age group use to watch television in Canada in two different years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts below depict, over 10 years in Canada, the percentages of those people between the range of ages of 18 to 25, that have watched

tv

, by several sources. From an

overall

perspective, the years are taken into consideration starting from 2009, to end up 10 stages later, or rather 2019.

Additionally

, as already been mentioned, the devices from where people use to watch

tv

are 6, namely Mobile Phones, laptops, tablets, Desktop computers, Flat screen

Tv

and Conventional

tv

.

To begin

with, in the first period of 2009, it's evident that the highest fraction of 34% is for the case of Conventional

tv

,

while

the lowest of 5% is present for the Tablet source. As second in classification with a fee of 20%, there is Laptop case and as next Desktop with 18%. With 3% less than the latest that has been previously declared, there is the mobile phone, which reaches 15%. The interest of 8% is illustrated by the flat-screen tube category. On the other side, over the period time of 10 terms, many things start changing;

For instance

, on top, there is no conventional

tv

anymore, but Flat

tv

, which has increased its proportion by 19%. Other two cases that have shown growth are tablet and mobile phones,

whereas

the rest, have suffered a rise.

To sum up

, with what has already been analysed and compared, it's crucial to highlight that over many years, lots of episodes,

as well as

circumstances have changed quite a lot.