Ofcom’s latest survey has claimed that the UK citizens most of their waking hours either looking at their monitor screens, or TVs or mobiles.

An average Brit does seven hours a day texting, surfing the net, playing games, listening to the radio or watching TV programmes. After keeping aside eight hours for sleep one is left out with approximately 45% of the day.

Ofcom states that during the seven hour a day, folks invest in approximately nine hours of media intake with the aid of multi-tasking. For instance, watching TV – or half-watching TV- while, brooding over laptop devices or smartphones.

This seemingly is similar route taken by Scarborough for their iPad while playing Dance Revolution coming with results that includes an unintentional holiday in Doncaster.

Other figures of Ofcom claim states that people spend approximately a quarter of Internet time on social networking. Also, the average TV viewing time is four hours a day, and proves to be peak activity for evening relaxation.

Ofcom Partner, Strategy & Market Developments, Peter Phillips, stated: “For the first time we can see just how central media and communications are to our lives. Increasingly, mobile devices – especially smartphones – are used for multi-media, but live evening TV still remains the main entertainment event of the day.”