THE average Brit watches movies or TV on their phones for the equivalent of more than two full days each year, according to research. A poll of 2,000 adults found that those who watch content on th…
THE average Brit watches movies or TV on their phones for the equivalent of more than two full days each year, according to research.
Sharon Meadows, director of propositions at EE, which commissioned the research to launch its new inclusive Netflix Smart Benefit, said: “Smartphones have come a long way in the past decade. "This means we can dip into our pocket, purse or bag to catch up with movies, videos and games in as high quality as we’d expect at home.It also emerged that at home, more than a third admit to ‘double screening’.
And 37 per cent use this method to watch their own shows rather than the ones being watched on television by others in the room at the time.
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