A lesson plan on the three branches of government, designed for grades 5-8, but with material adaptable for lower grades, is available on the EDSITEment-reviewed website The Truman Library. Particularly pertinent is a summary of the checks and balances in the system.
Well, thanks to a Nielsen report, we now know the answer. And it's 42. No, just kidding. According to Nielsen's survey, based on over 65,000 users, the average U.S. subscriber is using about 450 MB of data per month, with this number representing data usage for the first quarter of this year. It's not a small number, but not that high either.
According to Cisco Systems, mobile data traffic is expected to increase eightfold by 2018. When Wi-Fi is factored in, the amount of data obviously jumps even higher. Android users consumer 6.8 GB of Wi-Fi data every month, while Apple iPhone users use an amazing 8.9 GB on Wi-Fi connections.Surprisingly, despite AT&T (NYSE:T) having the second-best network in the country and Sprint (NYSE:S) taking the No. 4 spot, Sprint users actually eat up more LTE data per month.hat's not surprising is that Americans are using much more data than ever before. In 2012, average data usage was just 450 MB per month, according to Nielsen. We're also spending a premium for this ever-expanding data appetite. How much we spend for data.