据浏览器公司Opera的一项调查结果表胆，在尼日利亚、南非和印度尼西亚这三国中，18至27岁的受访者表示使用手机上网的频率远多于台式电脑或笔记本电脑。

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调查还显示，这些国家的Opera Mini浏览器用户使用的并非智能手机，这个发现明显与智能手机将成为移动网络主力军的说法形成对立。

据悉，Opera Mini到今年10月份已有7630万名用户，比9月份增长了7.1%。

其他相关调查数据如下：

*年龄在18至27岁的美国用户中，约90%受访者称他们经常使用手机分享照片；

*84%的中国受访者，84%的德国用户，83%的越南调查对象表示自己经常使用手机短信功能，约他人见面。

*53%的美国受访者，57%的中国手机用承认自己很少或从来不看体育报纸。（本文为游戏邦/gamerboom.com编译，转载请注明来源：游戏邦）

Opera: youngsters prefer mobile to fixed web

Browser firm Opera found 90 per cent of 18-27 year-olds in Nigeria, South Africa and Indonesia say they use their mobile phones more than desktop or laptop computers to access the Internet.

It added that the top handsets used by Opera Mini users in those countries were not smartphones – challenging the notion that smartphone uptake will be the major driver of mobile web usage globally.

In October 2010, Opera Mini had over 76.3 million users, a 7.1 per cent increase from September 2010.

Other key findings were:

* Almost 90 per cent of respondents in the US aged 18-27 have used their phones to share pictures.

* Respondents in China (84 per cent), Germany (84 per cent) and Vietnam (83 per cent) are most likely to have used SMS to ask someone out on a date.

* 53 per cent of respondents in the US and 57 per cent of respondents in China rarely or never read physical newspapers.（source:mobile-ent）