The UK total minutes of telephone calls are classified into three types between 1995 and 2002 which it is shown in the given chart.
In 1995 local-fixed line was by far the most popular of that two others, with just over 70 minutes(billions). National and international-fixed line were also used, but much less significantly to just below 40 minutes(billions), while mobiles did not seem to be popular. (About 5 minutes(billions))
However, during seven years, although the usage of local phone had an increased in 1999, in 2002 it fell to the same range as 1995. While the usage of mobiles raised dramatically, with about 45 minutes(billions).
The use of national and international calls, on the other hand, grew steadily from 38 minutes(billions) to just over 60 minutes(billions), but between 2001 to 2002 it was much less noticeably.
The UK total minutes of telephone calls
are classified
into three types between 1995 and 2002 which it
is shown
in the
given
chart.
In 1995 local-
fixed
line was by far the most popular of that two others, with
just
over 70 minutes(billions). National and international-
fixed
line were
also
used
,
but
much less
significantly
to
just
below 40 minutes(billions), while mobiles did not seem to be popular. (About 5 minutes(billions))
However
, during seven years, although the usage of local phone had an increased in 1999, in 2002 it fell to the same range as 1995. While the usage of mobiles raised
dramatically
, with about 45 minutes(billions).
The
use
of national and international calls,
on the other hand
, grew
steadily
from 38 minutes(billions) to
just
over 60 minutes(billions),
but
between 2001 to 2002
it was much less
noticeably
.