The given bar chart illustrates the time spent by UK citizens on different sort of telephone calls over a period of eight years from 1995 to 2002.
At the beginning of the period, local fixed line calls was by far the most popular way of calls and stood at approximately 70 minutes(billions). Then it rose significantly and reached a peak at 90 minutes(billion) in 1999. After that, until 2002 these calls dropped to the same number in 1995.
National and international fixed line calls started at approximately 40 minutes(billion). It was a gradual increase until the end of the period.
Mobile calls were the least popular type of calls. However, it jumped dramatically during the period. It is more noticeable, especially over the second half of the period.
Overall, although at first it was a major difference between all categories, it reduced gradually and there was a narrow gap between them eventually
The
given
bar chart illustrates the time spent by UK citizens on
different
sort of telephone
calls
over a period of eight years from 1995 to 2002.
At the beginning of the period, local
fixed
line
calls
was by far the most popular way of
calls
and stood at approximately 70 minutes(billions). Then it rose
significantly
and reached a peak at 90 minutes(billion) in 1999. After that, until 2002 these
calls
dropped to the same number in 1995.
National and international
fixed
line
calls
started
at approximately 40 minutes(billion). It was a gradual increase until the
end
of the period.
Mobile
calls
were the least popular type of
calls
.
However
, it jumped
dramatically
during the period. It is more noticeable,
especially
over the second half of the period.
Overall
, although at
first
it was a major difference between all categories, it
reduced
gradually
and there was a narrow gap between them
eventually