A recent Nielsen analysis found that the typical U.S. smartphone user is spending an average of 220 minutes per day using apps. We speculate that the average time spent using apps for Generation X smartphone users (aged 41-56 years) is less than the national average. The hypotheses are Ho: H = 220 minutes versus Ha: H< 220 minutes. Summary results from R are provided. Summary Statistics Std. Dev (s) Mean Sample Size (n) 205 minutes 63.25 minutes 31

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