Mobile Internet usage is growing fast in Germany - slightly above the global average. But Apprupt has been watching the time of day at which people use their devices for mobile browsing during the day, and has noted two particular peak times during most days, and an overall surge of use on Sundays.

On weekdays, most people access the mobile web between 7 and 9am in the morning, as they wake up, get ready for work and travel to work. Mobile Internet use drops off by 30% after that, with a few fluctuations during the day leading up to the busiest period of the day – between 7 and 9pm in the evening. The biggest peak during the day is from 8 to 9pm. But even after that, usage doesn’t drop off too much. For example, there are more users on-line between 11pm and midnight than there are between 2 and 3pm in the afternoon.

And, without doubt, the most usage is seen on Sunday. There are generally 50% more people on-line during the 8 to 9pm peak on a Sunday than there are during a weekday.

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