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    35% of China's urban population own smartphones, compared to 23% of India's urban population Mobile Gaming 2012: Casual Games Sector Report  
    Added: 03/26/2012 from Casual Games Association Published: 03/15/2012
    Nearly 30% of those 12 to 25 years old in Indian urban centers have deactivated or deleted their social media accounts and profiles Social media burnout visible amid youth in urban India: ASSOCHAM Survey  
    Added: 01/23/2012 from The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India Published: 01/23/2012
    About 55% of those 12 to 25 years old in Indian urban centers have consciously reduced the time spent on social media websites and are no longer as active and enthusiastic about their favorite social networks as when they signed up Social media burnout visible amid youth in urban India: ASSOCHAM Survey  
    Added: 01/23/2012 from The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India Published: 01/23/2012
    In metropolitan China and Japan, at least 90% of adults have access to a home computer and 80% are already online, while in metro India 27% regularly go online The Data Digest: Understanding The Changing Needs Of Online Consumers In Asia Pacific | Forrester Blogs  
    Added: 01/16/2012 from Forrester Research Published: 01/06/2012
    60% of rural Indian consumers intend to stay living where they are today, compared to 43% of urban consumers The Rural Indian Consumer – Dissecting the $100B Opportunity | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 11/17/2011 from Nielsen Published: 11/15/2011