Tech Survey 2015: How do you use your smartphone?

WE want to know what you think of technology. Take our quick tech survey and let us know your likes, dislikes, passions, habits, predictions and suggestions.

Outdoor portrait of modern young man with mobile phone in the street.

SMARTPHONES are everywhere!

They are now used in 72 per cent of US homes and have become the third most owned electronics item for Americans, a survey shows.

The annual survey by the Consumer Electronics Association found that smartphones trail only televisions, which are in 97 per cent of US households, and DVD players, in 78 per cent.

Meanwhile tablet computers saw a big gain of nine points and are present in 54 per cent of US households, according to the study.

Laptop computers were No.4 on the list at 67 per cent, followed by digital cameras, printers, headphones, desktop computers and tablets. Video game consoles held the number 10 spot.

Among the fast-growing items were fitness trackers, up six points to 11 per cent, and digital media streaming devices, rising five points to 29 per cent, the association said. Basic mobile phones meanwhile were on the decline.

So we want to know what you think of technology, Australia. Take our quick tech survey below and let us know your likes, dislikes, passions, habits, predictions and suggestions.

We’ll then release the results in a series of stories so you can see how everyone else using technology and where your social and gadget habits fit in.