Riley Cran created this interesting infographic on cell phone usage in the U.S.
If you’re considering delving into mobile marketing and/or branded apps, now’s the time.
As a side note, Android has now become the #1 smartphone platform worldwide.
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Contact UsRiley Cran created this interesting infographic on cell phone usage in the U.S.
If you’re considering delving into mobile marketing and/or branded apps, now’s the time.
As a side note, Android has now become the #1 smartphone platform worldwide.
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It is quite doubtful for me that Americans have only spent $42.8 million dollars in mobile devices in 2010, given that Apple alone sold 1.8 million iPads in the US on Q3/F10.
Can you please verify this fact?
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