How many txt messages have been sent in 2008, & what percentage of mobile users have txt plans?
I've done some looking around but I seem to be finding much more on the future of mobile as far as apps, and it being fully integrated with the internet... which doesn't quite help for what I am trying to solve.
Any help is appreciated but data from 2007-2008 is most appreciated!
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Age breakdown
* Age 18-24: 19%
* Age 25-34: 24%
* Age 35-54: 22%
* Age 45-54: 19%
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In the third quarter of 2006, at least 10 billion text messages crossed AT&T's network, up almost 15 percent from the preceding quarter
35% of all mobile phone users worldwide or 4.2 Million out of 7.3 Million phone subscribers at end of 2003 being active users of the Short Message Service (SMS). North America is rapidly catching up with over 40% active users of SMS by end of 2006.
All of this found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Text_messaging
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15-17 70%
18-24 67%
25-34 57%
35-44 53%，
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