ABSTRACT
This study was aimed at examining fast food business in Uyo metropolis;
challenges and prospects of management, using selected fast food centers in Uyo
metropolis as a case study. Consequently, sixty (60) copies out of 60 copies of
questionnaire forms were retrieved. The Data analysis technique used was
Chi-square (c2) statistical tool through which four tests were conducted. The result indicated that; customer service management is a strategy for growth of
fast food business, inventory control is a strategy for profitability in fast
food business and efficient and forward looking management is not a factor in
growth of fast food business. Recommendations were made to fast food operators
in Uyo metropolis that; they should adopt the first law of fast food service
acceleration, “the faster food moves, the move the operator will sell.”
Suggestion was also made for the study to be conducted in other states in the
country.
LISTS OF TABLES
PAGES
TABLE
3.1: Depicts Sample Size Selection - - 36
TABLE
4.1: Observed Frequency for
Hypothesis I - 42
TABLE
4.1.1: Expected Frequency for
Hypothesis I - 43
TABLE 4.1.2: Comparison
of observed with Expected
Frequencies for Hypothesis I - - 44
TABLE
4.2: Observed Frequency for Hypothesis
II - 46
TABLE
4.2.1: Expected Frequency for
Hypothesis II - 48
TABLE 4.2.2: Comparison
of Observed with Expected
Frequency Hypothesis II - - -
49
TABLE
4.3: Observed Frequency for
Hypothesis III- 51
TABLE
4.3.1: Expected Frequency for
Hypothesis III - 53
TABLE 4.3.2: Comparison
of Observed with Expected
Frequency for Hypothesis III - - 54
TABLE
4.4: Observed Frequency for
Hypothesis IV - 56
TABLE
4.4.1: Expected Frequency for
Hypothesis IV - 58
TABLE 4.4.2: Comparison
of Observed with Expected
Frequency for hypothesis IV- - - 59
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGES
Title
page - - - - - - - - i
Approval
page - - - - - - - ii
Certification - - - - -
- iii
Dedication - - - - - - iv
Acknowledgement
- - - - - - v
Abstract - - - - - - - - vii
List of tables - - - - - - - viii
Table of contents- - - - - - - x
CHAPTER
ONE: Introduction/Background of
the Study
1.0 Introduction - - - - - - 1
1.1 Statement
of the problem - - - - 4
1.2 Objectives
of the study - - - 5
1.3 Research
Questions - - - - - 6
1.4 Statement
of Hypotheses - - - - 6
1.5 Significance
of the Study - - - 7
1.6 Scope and
Limitation of the Study - - 8
1.7 Definition
of terms - - - - - 8
CHAPTER
TWO: Review of Related Literature
2.0 Introduction - - - - - - 10
2.1 Concept
of fast food - - - - - 10
2.2 The need
for fast food business - - - 24
2.3 Challenges
in fast food business- - - - 27
2.4 Effective
strategies for making fast food
business
to realize its potentials - - - 31
CHAPTER
THREE: Research Design and Methodology
3.0 Introduction - - - - - - 35
3.1 Research
Design - - - - - 35
3.2 Population
of the Study - - - - 35
3.3 Sample
and Sampling technique - - - 36
3.4 Instrumentation - - - - - - 37
3.5 Plan for
Data Analysis - - - - - 37
3.6 Problems
of Data Collection - - 40
CHAPTER
FOUR: Data Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation
4.0 Introduction
- - - - - - 41
4.1 Test of
hypotheses - - - - - 41
4.2 Discussion
of Findings - - - - 61
CHAPTER
FIVE: Summary, Findings, Conclusion and Recommendations
5.0 Introduction - - - - - - 63
5.1 Summary - - - - - - - 63
5.2 Findings - - - - - - - 64
5.3 Conclusion
- - - - - - 65
5.4 Recommendations - - - - - 65
References
Appendixes
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three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
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speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
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preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
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that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
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preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
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that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
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5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
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5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
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5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
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data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
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stories.
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5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
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5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
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5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
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5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
5. Android Native Browser Number 5 on the list is the browser that comes
preinstalled on Android devices. While it doesn’t
use as much data as some other brand-name
browsers, it’s still a high data user.
4. YouTube
No surprise here, movie and video streaming
apps such as YouTube eat up a lot of data.
3. Instagram
Social-media sites, especially those like
Instagram that are image and video heavy also
use a lot of data, especially if its users are not
only browsing, but also uploading their own
images and videos.
2. UC Browser
This is yet another browser on the list that
consumes a lot of data.
1. Google Chrome
Out of all the browsers, and across all 10,000
apps we looked at, Google Chrome uses the
most mobile data.
Some apps use a lot more data than others , and
mobile-browser apps are high on that list, taking
three out of the top five spots. Webpages can
vary widely in size, with graphically rich sites
eating up a lot of data for users. Roughly
speaking, browsing about 10 pages a day will
eat up 100 MB.
Are these apps what you expected the culprits
that eat the most data to be? What other apps do
you think are guilty of using a lot of mobile
data?
If you haven’t already, , which is now driving
data savings for users, saving them up to 50% on
their data diet and helping to avoid future horror
stories.
- See more at: http://guruzhome.tk/2015/02/tech-the-top-5-android-apps-that-exhaust-your-data-bundle/#sthash.IgAPnlPO.dpuf
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