According to figures collected by a screen lock app, the average user actually checks their phone around 110 times day.

During peak times this equates to once every six or seven seconds, with some users unlocking their devices up to 900 times over the course of a day, which in reality is around 18 hours.

The information was collected by Android app Locket, which monitored how many times its 150,000 users checked their phone over in a day.

The New York-based app pays users in return for showing adverts on their lockscreens.

According to the data, an average user checks their device - which means they activate the screen by pressing the home or power button or they unlock the device - 110 times per day.

In one particular case, a Locket user locked and unlocked their phone up to 900 times.

During peak hours, when users are most active, between 5pm and 8pm, over 75 per cent of people unlock their phones and actively use them.

During off peak hours - between 3am and 5am - this figure drops to 24 per cent but still shows a quarter of people are using their devices in the early hours.

At peak times, the average person checks their device around nice times an hour. Off peak, this drops to four times an hour.

Between blogging and keeping up with social media, I'm almost certain my phone check is above average.

With everything going mobile and as more people rely on their smartphones for for everything from social media to driving directions, you can only expect the number to increase.

How many times do you check your phone? Twice a day? Once every hour? More often? Leave a comment.

http://www.infonubia.com/2013/10/how-often-do-you-check-your-phone.html

1 million times a day.

Osyxcel: 1 million times a day.

I can imagine. With between NL, Facebook, Twitter, candy crush, blogs, and keeping up with emails, you are probably close to 1 million times!