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New research conducted by mobile tech brand HONOR has revealed that over three-quarters of over 45’s believe that young people spend too much time on their phones, while only 8% of those aged 18-24 say they feel any adverse effects from their smartphone usage.
To help shine a light on negative perceptions of youth smartphone usage and mark the launch of the new HONOR 20 PRO, HONOR has unveiled an evolving graffiti mural in the heart of London.

The research, conducted by OnePoll among 2,000 Brits to analyse generational attitudes towards smartphones, found that although 92% of the UK now own a mobile phone, there is a disconnect between how older generations perceive Gen Z’s usage in comparison to how they view their own.
41% of 45+ year-olds believe smartphones harm the lives of Gen Z, while 62% of that same age bracket believe smartphones have a positive effect on their own lives.

Meanwhile, three quarters (76%) of 18-24 year olds feel that their smartphone usage is totally misunderstood by the older generation with 90% saying they had shown older generations how to do something on the phone, despite only 33% of over 35’s being comfortable admitting to this.
Olivier Dobo, HONOR UK Marketing Director, told GadgetyNews:
Our research shows that young people are getting more out of their smartphones than any previous generation, and we’re proud to help them continue to do so. Phones like our new HONOR 20 PRO mean young people can start to change their world as easily as they change the track they’re listening to, so the fact that so many of Gen Z are embracing the opportunities smartphones offer is really great to see.

HONOR tells us that the HONOR 20 PRO was designed to meet the ever-evolving needs of the world’s youth, featuring one of the best all-round creative camera systems available in the market. Additionally, it features HONOR’s first-ever AI Quad Camera and comes with Ultra-High ISO Sensitivity.
Source:
https://gadgetynews.com/honor-20-pro-supports-gen-z-productivity/
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New research conducted by mobile tech brand HONOR has revealed that over three-quarters of over 45’s believe that young people spend too much time on their phones, while only 8% of those aged 18-24 say they feel any adverse effects from their smartphone usage.
To help shine a light on negative perceptions of youth smartphone usage and mark the launch of the new HONOR 20 PRO, HONOR has unveiled an evolving graffiti mural in the heart of London.
The research, conducted by OnePoll among 2,000 Brits to analyse generational attitudes towards smartphones, found that although 92% of the UK now own a mobile phone, there is a disconnect between how older generations perceive Gen Z’s usage in comparison to how they view their own.
HONOR Gen Z Poll
41% of 45+ year-olds believe smartphones harm the lives of Gen Z, while 62% of that same age bracket believe smartphones have a positive effect on their own lives.
Meanwhile, three quarters (76%) of 18-24 year olds feel that their smartphone usage is totally misunderstood by the older generation with 90% saying they had shown older generations how to do something on the phone, despite only 33% of over 35’s being comfortable admitting to this.
Olivier Dobo, HONOR UK Marketing Director, told GadgetyNews:
Our research shows that young people are getting more out of their smartphones than any previous generation, and we’re proud to help them continue to do so. Phones like our new HONOR 20 PRO mean young people can start to change their world as easily as they change the track they’re listening to, so the fact that so many of Gen Z are embracing the opportunities smartphones offer is really great to see.
HONOR tells us that the HONOR 20 PRO was designed to meet the ever-evolving needs of the world’s youth, featuring one of the best all-round creative camera systems available in the market. Additionally, it features HONOR’s first-ever AI Quad Camera and comes with Ultra-High ISO Sensitivity.
Source:
https://gadgetynews.com/honor-20-pro-supports-gen-z-productivity/