Is this a surprise?
Smartphone ownership has now reached the majority, albeit by a slim margin, says a Nielsen survey.
As of March, 50.4% of U.S. mobile subscribers owned a smartphone, up from 47.8% last December.
The smartphone is particularly attractive to adults age 25-34, with more than two out of three owning the mobile device, the survey finds.
We’ve seen a stunning reversal over the past five years. With the success of the iPhone and the Android platform, companies like Nokia have been left in the dust.
