What do you use more? Desktop, Laptop, Phone, or Tablet?

[DudeThatsErin]

I use my phone, tablet, and desktop about evenly. I don't own a laptop because my iPad Pro is more than capable. I try to use my phone whenever I'm not doing anything heavy-duty that requires a desktop. Otherwise, I'm on a desktop.

 

[PGen98]

I use my Desktop for everything intensive, though I have a laptop for travel or hospital visits (for me, that's frequent), and I'll game and read the news on my phone, but work stuff and interacting, I prefer my desktop for that.

 

[Naiwen]

Phone and iPad for me personally.

 

[Spikey]

I have never had a laptop as my work doesnt involve using laptops and I was in Highschool long before they allow students using laptops. I have always been more a fan of Desktops. I find they are more powerful and last longer then laptops. When I'm out of town I just use my phone.

 

[Leonard]

For me personally and for now I am use my phone most frequently. But will get adarpted using a laptop most frequently when I have due to my field/domain of studies

 

[Mildredtabitha]

My phone I always have it with me .

 

[ewpratt]

I use my laptop and phone around the same. Also have a desktop I use for testing different things (web sites, software, etc).

 

[Alexandoy]

The desktop is my home base for working in the internet. However, since my desktop is aging already and there are issues against the operating system Windows XP so I have shifted to the laptop with Windows 7. In fact, I cannot post on this website when I am using my desktop. It looks like this site has no support for Windows XP. I have not tested this site in my tablet yet.

 

[ewpratt]

The desktop is my home base for working in the internet. However, since my desktop is aging already and there are issues against the operating system Windows XP so I have shifted to the laptop with Windows 7. In fact, I cannot post on this website when I am using my desktop. It looks like this site has no support for Windows XP. I have not tested this site in my tablet yet.

Most sites these days are coded with a focus on modern browsers and technologies, which are not supported on Windows XP (and in some cases Windows 7). Both Windows XP and Windows 7 are security risks as well, since neither is supported by Microsoft anymore.

 

[Hova]

Ransomware attack kind of opened my eyes. I had to move to Windows 10 because of all the security issues the attackers exposed.