Mobile-Only Internet Users Surpass Desktop-Only Users For First Time Ever

Recent reports from ComScore reveals that it is the first time when the total amount of users who use the Internet on mobile devices has exceeded the total amount of users who use desktop devices.

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But this dosen`t mean that mobile users access Internet frequently, but this reports shows users who exclusively use one type of device. This report shows that there is a crossover from people who use both devices.
This is a big and significant milestone. It represents how mobile market is growing and also paints a picture about how mobile users will continue to grow in the future.

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This report shows the decline in popularity of desktop devices and rise of mobile phone users.
In 2014, the total amount of desktop-only users was 19.1%, and this year it is 10.6% this year. In 2014, total amount of mobile-only users was 10.8%, this year it is 11.3% this year. It is clear that desktop-only number of users is declining faster than the rise of mobile-only users.
It shows how mobile devices are becoming more and more popular among world population.
Still it does not underscore the importance of desktop computing:
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there is no doubt that desktop computers are not going anywhere, and for Internet people are relying more on desktops as primary Internet-connected device.