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    February 19, 2016
    Smartphone Ownership and Internet Usage Continues to Climb in Emerging Economies
    Pew Research Center Global Technology Report FINAL TOPLINE FOR RELEASE February 22, 2016

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    Pew Research Center Global Technology Report FINAL TOPLINE FOR RELEASE February 22, 2016
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    Smartphone Ownership and Internet Usage Continues to Climb in Emerging Economies
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    Technology usage rates increasing in emerging economies, but still lag behind rich countries
    Smartphones are more common in Europe, U.S., less so in developing countries
    Smartphones are more common in Europe, U.S., less so in developing countries
    Two-thirds worldwide use the internet, but fewer do in Africa and South Asia
    Smartphones are more common in Europe, U.S., less so in developing countries
    Two-thirds worldwide use the internet, but fewer do in Africa and South Asia
    Smartphones are more common in Europe, U.S., less so in developing countries
    Two-thirds worldwide use the internet, but fewer do in Africa and South Asia
    Pew Research Center Global Technology Report FINAL TOPLINE FOR RELEASE February 22, 2016
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    Internet users in emerging world are more frequent users of social networks compared with U.S. and Europe
    Two-thirds worldwide use the Internet, but fewer do in Africa and South Asia
    Two-thirds worldwide use the internet, but fewer do in Africa and South Asia
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