Ericsson consumerLab research reveals teenagers’ communication

New Ericsson ConsumerLab study show that behavior of teenagers, respectively their way of communication has important implications for the future of devices and technology.
The study consisted of almost 2,000 between 13 and 17 years of age, representative of the entire US. The behavior reported is similar to that in many other countries.
Texting remains the teenager’s tool of choice when face time isn’t an option. It is a tool that does not interrupt the flow of their lives. Voice calls, on the other hand, are considered by teenagers to be more suitable for adults.