The table below shows the amount of time men and women of almost all age of groups spent using computers for work and leisure in some countries in 2010. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

The table enumerates the information about those who were utilized their time on the computers for some purpose in certain nations in 2010. In addition, units were measured in percentage. Overall, it is conclusively obvious that news was the most predominant activity among individuals, while the least number of inhabitants spent their time on downloads as well as finding for masses. Primarily, it is conspicuous that the majority of juveniles played internet games, whereas they were not interested in the commodity research. Moreover, 79% and 31 percent of youngsters were online for the product research and searching for mortals respectively. Further, the proportion of the purchasing activity among adults was exactly 69%, which was three times greater than the finding activity. Furthermore, there was just 1% difference between searching and buying activities of the 40s and 50s people. What's more, news and research were eminent in those human being who was just over 40 years old, however, downloads were the least popular among them. Eventually, the highest time among all was 83% and the minimum was zero.