Most Twenty-Somethings Ditch Landlines, Only Use Cell Phones
Apparently, U.S. residents between 25- and 29-years old have become the first age group to truly ditch the landline, as a full 51-percent of them are using cell phones exclusively. This is probably due in part to the fact that cell phones' address books make it much easier to keep track of all those numbers for our parents' home phones, cell phones, work phones, work cell phones...






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Subscribe to commentsJoshuaDec 23rd 2010 3:42AM
I haven't had a land-line in over 5 years! Who needs them?