AVG Survey: 58% children under five years old can play computer games

According to a recent survey published by the Internet Security Monitoring company AVG, 69% children aged 2-5 know how to use the mouse, but only 11% of them can tie their shoelaces. Can play computer games, the proportion of children as high as 58%, swimming accounted for 20%, will ride a bicycle accounted for 52%.　　The findings are not gender-sensitive, and young boys and girls under 5 years of age are essentially the same in their ability to accept technology.　　The survey respondents were 2,200 child mothers from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. The survey also found that Italian children are best at using mobile phones, and 44% of Italian children know how to make phone calls, while the same proportion of American children is only 25%.　　But in the use of smartphones and tablet applications, American children are the most gifted, with a ratio of 30% running applications. An earlier survey found that many parents like to upload photos of newborn babies to the website, resulting in 92% of children starting to reach the Internet at the age of 2. (Digging the shell net)