Though only 24% of the population uses a smartphone, it is the most populous country in the region.
Currently, about 11percentt of its population uses mobile phones.
More than a third of the population uses the Internet.
A full 51percentt of the population uses a cellphone, according to Telephia.
More than 80% of the population uses a BBC news service at least once a week.
In India, 65% of the rural population uses ayurveda and medicinal plants as a first step for healthcare.
But the Internet has one huge disadvantage for pollsters: not quite half the U. S. population uses it.
Yet with all these investments, less than 1percentt of the population uses mass transit to get to work.
More than 50 percent of the U.S. population uses some type of dietary supplement on a regular basis.
The results indicate that "a broad slice -- nearly half -- of the Net population uses online tools at important life moments," concluded Lee Rainie, director of the Pew project.
Eleven percent of the population uses bicycles as their main mode of transport, with about 2.5m bicycle trips a day, according to government statistics.
