Mobile Now "Is Communications"

About 85 percent of U.S. consumers use mobile devices for communications. For many, mobile is the way they generally use voice, even when they have access to a landline service.

In 2011, 202 million adults own mobile phones. 

Mobile usage has surpassed landline usage as well. Today, approximately 28 percent of American consumers do not have a landline phone whereas just 15 percent do not have a mobile phone. In addition, mobile usage has surpassed online usage (85 percent of people, compared to 78 percent of people who use landline services.