Digital television is spreading faster in Britain than in France, Canada, the US, Germany, Italy and Japan, according to UK communications regulator Ofcom.
Research suggests that 86% of homes in Britain can now receive digital on their main set, while 30% have digital video recorders.
Ofcom also says British consumers pay less than those in other countries for TV, mobile phones and broadband.
The report also says people in Ireland send the most text messages.
The regulator found that last year the Irish spent an average of 179 minutes on their mobiles each month and sent nearly twice as many text messages as people in the UK.
Research suggests that 86% of homes in Britain can now receive digital on their main set, while 30% have digital video recorders.
Ofcom also says British consumers pay less than those in other countries for TV, mobile phones and broadband.
The report also says people in Ireland send the most text messages.
The regulator found that last year the Irish spent an average of 179 minutes on their mobiles each month and sent nearly twice as many text messages as people in the UK.
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