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Jane Leung
Aug 6, 2010

Hong Kong's youth own most gadgets in the region: Synovate

HONG KONG – Hong Kong's young people own the most gadgets across the Asia region, and rank second in time spent on mobiles every day, according to Synovate’s fifth Young Asians survey 2010.

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