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![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
My main uses for my phone's mobile data (or small tablet, depending how you look at it) are fairly standard online computer uses - email, lj/twitter/etc, web, SSH - but from anywhere; plus navigation. It gets used for ebook reading too but that's much less dependent on cell data connectivity.
It'd be much less useful if it was actually the size of things actually sold as tablets, since I'd be less likely to have it with me all the time.
This corresponds to about the last week. The G+ and Tumblr data usage figures are rather disproportionate considering how much I actually use those apps.
I have a £10/month subscription with a data limit higher than I ever reach.