the charts below show the internet use in different purposes in Australia in 2010,2011 and the percentage by users .

The following charts depict the usage of the internet in three different types (paying

cash

online, social news, and emailing) in Australia from 2010 to 2011. The units are measured by per

cent

. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that the elderly aged crowd tended to dominate in both paying

cash

online and emailing the total proportion in a year period,

while

the youngsters association accounted for the whole rate in social publishing. As for paying

cash

online, the above 65+ and 40-60 aged band were the highest numbers at over 75 and precisely 80 per

cent

respectively.

On the other hand

, the 18-25 and 26-40 factions showed broadly similar trends in the graph at around 61 and 62 per

cent

.

In addition

, the 60-65 aged club was at 70.

However

, the guys' organization, who were the least per

cent

in paying

cash

online, comprised the all per

cent

in social television at barely 100. Following that, the 26-40 and 40-60 aged parties were comparatively lower above 80 and 70 per

cent

respectively.

Although

the above 65 aged party was the largest statistic in

cash

, in social radio, they were the smallest per

cent

in social publishing, and the 60-65 elderly troop was slightly bigger than the oldest body at below 40.

Lastly

, the oldest faction lead the chart again at 80 per

cent

, followed by the 40-60 aged band, which always showed the same pattern, at about 76 per

cent

.

Furthermore

, the 18-25 and 26-40 young people clubs were almost identical to each other at 60 and approximately 62 per

cent

respectively. On balance, the 60- 65 older troop was slightly lower at 60 per

cent

.