New Nielsen data from March 2012 reveals that a majority (50.4%) of U.S. mobile subscribers owned smartphones, up from 47.8 percent in December 2011. Apple was the top manufacturer of smartphone handsets, while Android was the top smartphone OS.
Looking at this growing group of smartphone owners in the U.S., Nielsen found that:
● 50.9 percent of female mobile subscribers carried smartphones in March 2012, compared to 50.1 percent for men.
● Looking at multiple smartphones are particularly popular among those ages 25 to 34: More than two out of three in this age group have a smartphone.
● Asian Americans lead smartphone adoption with 67.3 percent using a smartphone as their primary mobile handset.
● Almost three in five Hispanic mobile subscribers use smartphones, and a majority of African-Americans own smartphones
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Looking at this growing group of smartphone owners in the U.S., Nielsen found that:
● 50.9 percent of female mobile subscribers carried smartphones in March 2012, compared to 50.1 percent for men.
● Looking at multiple smartphones are particularly popular among those ages 25 to 34: More than two out of three in this age group have a smartphone.
● Asian Americans lead smartphone adoption with 67.3 percent using a smartphone as their primary mobile handset.
● Almost three in five Hispanic mobile subscribers use smartphones, and a majority of African-Americans own smartphones
Check out the charts below...