Smartphone Adoption by Cohort
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Key Distinctions:
- Early Millennials: Were more adaptable to smartphones, often showing a preference for more traditional communication methods.
- Middle Millennials: Straddle the line between the pre-smartphone era and the rise of social media, still somewhat nostalgic for older tech.
- Late Millennials: Fully embraced the smartphone age and live heavily integrated with apps and social media.
- Early Gen Z: Grew up in a smartphone-saturated environment, preferring visual and instant forms of communication (Snapchat, TikTok).
- Middle Gen Z: Highly tech-savvy, fluent in multitasking, and immersed in a world of constant connectivity and entertainment.
- Late Gen Z: Mobile-first and likely to drive future trends, embracing emerging technologies like AR/VR, with social media central to their identity.
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Key Distinctions:
- Early Millennials: Were more adaptable to smartphones, often showing a preference for more traditional communication methods.
- Middle Millennials: Straddle the line between the pre-smartphone era and the rise of social media, still somewhat nostalgic for older tech.
- Late Millennials: Fully embraced the smartphone age and live heavily integrated with apps and social media.
- Early Gen Z: Grew up in a smartphone-saturated environment, preferring visual and instant forms of communication (Snapchat, TikTok).
- Middle Gen Z: Highly tech-savvy, fluent in multitasking, and immersed in a world of constant connectivity and entertainment.
- Late Gen Z: Mobile-first and likely to drive future trends, embracing emerging technologies like AR/VR, with social media central to their identity.