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Sorry Facebook, mobile users just want to text | VentureBeat
Mobile content usage spanning everything from downloading apps to browser and social network usage continues to escalate, but nothing is taking off quite like texting. Nearly 75 percent of all U.S. mobile subscribers now send text messages, according to new data from analytics firm comScore.
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no of Mobile App users increased by 5% - CheCk out this article http://t.co/1VMyjlx1
says "Nearly 75 percent of all U.S. mobile subscribers now send text messages primarily" http://t.co/7rRJeWSq
Think mobile and text growth continues: RT @VentureBeat Sorry Facebook, mobile users just want to text http://t.co/bYIfi0JV
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RT @laurawhudson: 75% of US mobile subscriptions send SMS - more than any other value-added service http://t.co/2kiqCioh
75% of US mobile subscriptions send SMS - more than any other value-added service http://t.co/u6lQMGk8
What we hear at 110 from GV students: "email/FB are for old people, just text us" | VentureBeat http://t.co/01DnhvCB via @venturebeat
How to misread a report: Facebook needs mobile monetizing solution for their own product, not SMS
Sorry Facebook, mobile users just want to text | VentureBeat http://t.co/mBknU1BN via @venturebeat
