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 percentage of users in a developing country who consumed their mobile phones for different purposes between the years 2006 and 2010.

Overall

, it can be seen obviously that all types of phone objectives experienced an upward trend,

besides

making calls.

However

, people used phones to make calls the most throughout the period.

According to

the table, making a call was the most favourable criterion among phone owners, which accounted for 10%, in 2006, before slightly dropping to 99%, in 2010.

In contrast

, taking photos made up 66% in the first year

then

gradually increased to 76% four years later,

similarly

, using a phone for massaging purposes rose continually from 73% to 79%

at the end

of the period.

Furthermore

, playing games occupied 17% at the beginning, which eventually climbed up significantly to 41%, in 2010. In terms of playing music, there was an increase in the number from 12% to 26% during the period.

Additionally

, searching the internet and recording video encountered dramatically went up from no data to 73% and 35%, respectively, for 4 years.