The table below gives information about the different ways mobile phone owners use their phones in a developing country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table illustrates the percentages of different cell

phone

features that mobile

phone

owners use in a developing country from 2006 to 2010.

Overall

, there was around the same ratio of users using their

phones

for making calls, taking photos, and sending and receiving text messages,

while

there were dramatic increases in

phone

users playing games, searching the internet, playing music and recording videos. Throughout the time period, almost all

phone

owners made calls on their

phones

, making it the most used feature over the

years

. There were small increases in the percentage of users taking photos from around two-thirds in the beginning to 76%

at the end

. The ratio of

people

sending and receiving text messages through

phones

also

rose a little from 73% to 79% in four

years

.

On the other hand

, percentages of other features skyrocketed over the

years

. The percentage of

people

playing games on their

phone

starts from 17% and had a three-fold increase over four

years

. The ratio of

people

playing music

also

doubled from the beginning, resulting in 26%

at the end

. Only one-tenth of

people

recorded videos on their

phones

in 2008, but the numbers had nearly a four-fold increase after two

years

.

Similarly

, there are 41% of

phone

owners used their

phones

for searching the Internet in 2008, and it increased to 73%

at the end