Study: men lose their smart phones more than women

Study: men lose their smart phones more than women

 

A recent study indicated that young people less than 24 years are more categories that caused broken smart phones or damage.

The study revealed that kamant's "Protect Your Bubble" that young people aged 18 to 24 years old often cause damage to the smart phone in some way whether through broken or leaking water or liquids.

The study said that owners of smart phones in the age group 25 to 34 years old are more likely to steal their phones, with the age group of 35 to 44 year most missing phones and forget about it in public.

The study suggests that men are more prone to 70% of the loss of their women, while women are 42% more than men of the theft of mobile phones.

The study highlighted that men also are more likely than women to destroy their phone during use in bathrooms by 57%, and the use of smart phones from the bathroom is particularly common among young people.

A previous study indicated that one third of social networking dominates the younger communicate of saunas.

To this, the study concluded, "Protect Your Bubble" that houses more places where smartphones, adding that 59% of men who spoil their phones at home they damage her in the garage damaged women more phones take her in the shower.

The study of "Protect Your Bubble" after analyzing answers four thousand user for smart phones in the United States, particularly on the reasons for the loss of, or damage to their places.