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88 percent of Germans state they can no longer imagine life without a smartphone, according to the latest Bitkom report on the smartphone market. Many even feel a smartphone is more important than a new car. There is no other device that Germans are more willing to splash out on. According to Bitkom, shoppers spent more
Enjoy a stress-free holiday with these apps on your smartphone. What’s the tourist mindset like after a year of the pandemic? The Bavarian Center for Tourism wanted to find that out recently and discussed the topic with experts from the field of science for the annual dialog series “Rethinking tourism – Will everything remain different?” more
Increasing digitalisation, i.e. mapping physical processes in software, has been noticeable in our society, especially since the beginning of the pandemic. Especially in the professional environment, the change to a digital world has significant advantages. Just think of the virtual network possibilities and technological end devices that connect a full-fledged team of different members in more
A smartphone that survives a fall from a ladder or an unexpected diving trip in an aquarium without any problems – this is something that is not only highly valued in Germany. The robustness of the Gigaset GX290 plus smartphone is also in high demand in the Netherlands. It is precisely this robustness that is more
Gigaset smartphones have been manufactured at the Gigaset plant in Bocholt since 2018. The modern Industry 4.0 production process not only offers logistical advantages, safeguards jobs in Germany and improves sustainability. It also allows Gigaset to produce with greater flexibility for individual customers. Smartphones can be easily produced and customisations can be made in smaller more
For many people the smartphone has become the most important device in everyday life and hardly anyone can imagine doing without it. The main reason for this is the versatility of modern smartphones, as they combine daily communication, entertainment and education in a small, practical package. The digital association Bitkom predicts that the number of more
Calling or streaming: 94 percent of Germans – 78.81 million people – now use the World Wide Web. Looking at the number, that presumably means just about everyone apart from babies, kids below five and the elderly above the age of 90. And the average German spends five hours and 26 minutes a day online more
Germans like mobile shopping – and the smartphone is growing in importance as a shopping portal among just about all age groups. The items most frequently purchased are clothing and shoes (63 percent), according to a study. But what about selling clothes, books or CDs by smartphone? Our blog post looks at the subject of more
It never hurts to give your smartphone a thorough spring cleaning: both on the outside – to remove dirt, bacteria and possible viruses – and on the inside to get rid of the data garbage that has accumulated and get the device into shape for the spring. A two-part blog article explains how best to more