Browsing the Web in the Home

[Dave Gray]

I'm only referring to browsing the Web (which includes Apps that make that process more convenient, like Reddit, Message Board viewers, etc.)  I'm not talking about apps that happen to also use the Internet (like Pandora or Netflix or whatever.)

What percentage of your HOME browsing comes from the following devices:

- Smartphone
- Tablet
- Laptop
- Desktop
- Other (WebTV, Consoles, etc)

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Should equal 100%

[Spider-Dan]

Desktop: 98%
Smartphone: 1% (rounded up)
Laptop: 1% (rounded up)

[DaLittle B]

95% Desktop
5% tablet

I ditched the laptop a year or so ago.

[Phishfan]

Desktop 96%
Phablet (I have yet to meet anyone with a larger screen. Mine is 6") 4% (I have a news app that I browse)

This question made me wonder if WebTV still existed. The service ended in 2014.

[Tenshot13]

50%  CPU
40%  Tablet
10%  Phone

[masterfins]

85% Laptop
15% Phone

Don't own a tablet, although I've been looking.  Haven't had a desktop at home for probably a decade now.

[Dave Gray]

0% Other (I have some rinky dink broswer built into some consoles, but don't use them)
0% Desktop (Don't own one)
5% Laptop
35% Phone
60% Tablet

[pondwater]

Desktop - 70%
Tablet - 20%
Smartphone - 9%
Chromebook - 1%

I like the chromebook but since my desktop and tablet are always on, the 10 seconds that it takes to boot up the chromebook seems to slow me down, haha.

Anyhow, my model chromebook currently has android app integration in the beta channel of the OS. So hopefully it won't be too long before they are in the stable channel. We'll see if that makes me want to use it more. It's great for trips though.