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Last updated: Wednesday, December 2, 2009

According to a November 2009 consumer study of U.S. mobile phone users, 18.9 percent of mobile consumers now use a smartphone , and an additional 49.2 percent plan to purchase an advanced mobile device within the next two years. … There’s no doubt that the mobile channel is the fastest growing segment of the Internet today. For companies looking to increase their audience potential, conducting business with billions of mobile handsets is compelling. …

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