Survey on Equipment and Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Households 
National results. Evolution
Evolution of data on Children 10 to 15 years old (2004-2008), by sex, household size, habitat, main variables and period
Units: Horizontal percentages on children (10 to 15 years old)

,Children who have used a computer in the last 3 months,,,,,Children who have used the Internet in the last 3 months,,,,,Children who have a mobile telephone,,,,,
,2008,2007,2006,2005,2004,2008,2007,2006,2005,2004,2008,2007,2006,2005,2004,
Total children (10-15 years old),94.1,92.8,74.4,70.4,68.0,82.2,76.8,72.3,65.1,60.2,65.8,64.7,58.3,53.8,45.7,
Sex: Male,93.9,91.7,73.0,68.9,68.1,82.3,75.3,69.4,63.1,59.6,62.1,59.6,53.0,47.7,40.5,
Sex: Female,94.3,93.9,75.9,71.9,68.0,82.2,78.4,75.4,67.3,60.8,69.7,70.1,64.0,60.3,51.2,
Habitat: More than 100,000 inhabitants and provincial capitals,94.3,94.5,78.7,74.8,76.6,86.3,80.8,73.9,70.8,62.9,66.5,64.5,58.1,52.9,47.6,
Habitat: 50,000 to 100,000 inhabitants,91.6,92.8,79.1,73.7,66.8,84.4,79.2,75.8,58.7,64.0,58.0,61.7,60.8,61.8,43.9,
Habitat: 20,000 to 50,000 inhabitants,95.2,91.0,74.2,67.2,62.4,82.7,71.4,73.9,65.1,60.3,64.7,63.9,62.4,55.7,42.3,
Habitat: 10,000 to 20,000 inhabitants,95.2,92.9,69.3,67.2,63.2,78.9,76.8,71.4,61.5,59.0,70.4,68.6,59.5,50.9,47.0,
Habitat: Fewer than 10,000 inhabitants,93.3,90.9,67.7,65.4,60.9,75.3,72.4,67.3,60.7,54.5,65.7,64.4,54.0,51.8,44.9,
Household size: 1 member households,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,
Household size: Households with 2 members,95.7,92.7,58.7,69.8,71.7,82.0,83.9,80.0,67.2,65.9,79.6,87.2,73.6,75.5,59.1,
Household size: Households with 3 members,95.8,93.6,77.0,67.4,66.1,87.1,80.8,71.1,66.4,61.7,70.8,67.4,62.2,58.2,49.3,
Household size: Households with 4 members,95.6,94.7,77.9,75.6,72.3,84.0,79.3,74.3,65.3,62.4,67.5,66.9,60.9,54.4,47.5,
Household size: Households with 5 members or more,90.5,89.0,68.1,63.0,61.6,76.4,69.7,68.9,64.0,55.4,58.9,57.6,50.4,48.4,40.2,
Notes:
1) In the year 2007, computer use at any location is studied in the year 2006 and  prior, the data refer to home use.
 The data included in the year 2006 refer to children 10 to 14 years old
Source: National Statistics Institute