Mobile Users Talk Less, Search More
Due to the proliferation of smartphones, consumers are talking a little less and using mobile devices for a host of other activities — like Web access, text messages and e-mails — a bit more.
According to the third annual Mobile Market View Study released today by BIA/Kelsey and ConState, mobile Internet access is up to 21 percent of users, from 14.8 percent a year ago and 10.2 percent in 2007.
For the first time, Internet searches have also gone local, exceeding the number of out-of-market searches by a wide margin.
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