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Our research provided several pieces of indirect evidence supporting the theory of digital inequalities: those who already have more resources (such as higher levels of education or higher incomes) are better able to take advantage of the benefits of the online world. As a result, digital advantages can further exacerbate social inequalities.

The use of online platforms among adults in Hungary – a secondary analysis of software survey and questionnaire research data.

An increasing number of people are using tariff packages offering unlimited mobile services, but roughly half of the affected consumers would be adequately served by a fixed data plan, according to a recent study by the NMHH.

Some pre-school children already have their own mobile phones, according to a survey on media use habits by the NMHH. The survey also reveals that not only are children getting their first smart devices at ever younger ages, but they are also registering on social media sites earlier and earlier.

Only one fifth of Hungarian users take serviceability into account when buying a mobile phone, according to a survey by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH).

According to research by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) 53% of second-hand mobile phones are no more than two years old, and 85% are no more than five years old.

One of these considerations is for the device to have a large display and to support 4G or LTE mobile internet connections suitable for video calls.

Assistance, administration, communication: according to a recent, representative survey, as a result of the coronavirus, the demand for mobile communication requiring data traffic beyond telephoning and text messaging has increased in the sixty-plus age group.

Smartphones are becoming increasingly popular among those in their 50s, and one-quarter of internet users above 70 have already posted a selfie according to the latest survey on 2018 conducted by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH).

For the first time, the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) has published its renewed mobile phone market report presenting the developments of the main quantitative indicators of the mobile phone, mobile internet and mobile M2M services.

4G mobile internet use is rapidly spreading in Hungary with nearly 80 per cent of Hungarian smartphone users now connected to the web.

Only a quarter of the respondents would use a smart car, also known as a self-driving car; the primary reason is that Hungarian users are concerned about smart features.

The deadline for this year’s data reconciliation differs for every card holder, as it depends on when the subscription contract was signed. The data reconciliation must be performed until the anniversary of the contract date.

After national consultations, the Board of the National Communications Authority of Hungary (NHH) adopted a decision approved by the EU Commission, requiring the three Hungarian mobile operators to reduce their termination charges in their networks. Termination charges should uniformly fall to HUF 11.86 in three steps by 1 December 2010.

According to a decision adopted by the National Communications Authority's (NCAH) Board in early 2007 all three mobile carriers in Hungary have to significantly decrease the fees payable for termination in their networks, announced NCAH on Wednesday. As a result of this decision the wholesale prices of calls originated in fixed and mobile networks and terminated in mobile networks will reduce by 40 - 50 percent until 1 January 2009 to allow further reduction of the consumer prices of fixed and mobile telephone service, said NCAH's President Dániel Pataki.