Workers Using Computer Tablets To Launch Angry Birds, Not Excel Spreadsheets

Thinking about moving into the 21^st Century by investing in computer order cialis? Well, be aware that employees might have a little bit too much fun with them.

A Google AdMob survey finds we’re more likely to use computer cheap cialis such as the iPad for launching gaming apps like Angry Birds instead of Excel spreadsheets. A full 84% of people surveyed use their tablets for gaming, followed by emailing (74%); reading the news (61%); social networking (56%); watching movies/listening to music (52%); reading books (46%); shopping online (42%); and last but not least, the pretty much useless "other" category (19%).

Perhaps "other" includes using computer tablets to get some work done? Who knows, but only 7% of the people surveyed use their computer tablets at work compared to an 82% usage rate at home. Either companies fear computer tablets could become a time toilet/security risk, or employees think the IT department wouldn't be very supportive. Or both.



Additionally, only 28% of people surveyed have given up laptops and desktops for computer tablets, which might indicate that we humans still see a line of separation between tablets for the fun stuff and desktops/laptops for the boring work-life stuff.

Bottom line: If you give employees computer tablets and then see them tilting these tablets back and forth like a steering wheel, then you’ll know the score.