Today’s Wireless Phone Industry

In a general sense, wireless phone usage will be on the rise for many many years to come. The notion of wireless phone usage as being a fad or a trend has quickly disappeared; the wireless phone is here to stay. The wireless phone that we all know and love today may well turn into a new piece of technology by tomorrow. Wireless phone usage will continue to increase at the expense of traditional landline service. In 2006, wireless subscriptions increased 13% and by 28% in 2007....

In a general sense, wireless phone usage will be on the rise for many many years to come. The notion of wireless phone usage as being a fad or a trend has quickly disappeared; the wireless phone is here to stay. The wireless phone that we all know and love today may well turn into a new piece of technology by tomorrow.

Wireless phone usage will continue to increase at the expense of traditional landline service. In 2006, wireless subscriptions increased 13% and by 28% in 2007. This equates to over 68,000 new wireless phone users every day.

8.4 percent of U.S. households (more than 24 million Americans) have deserted their landline telephone service and now rely exclusively on wireless service, a seven-fold increase since 2001. (Source: CTIA - The Wireless Association, Wireless Fact Sheet, September 2006.)

Wireless-only households now account for 69 percent of all households with no landline phone. (Source: Mediamark Research Inc., "The Survey of the American Consumer," 2004.)

Below shows wireless usage by age groups vs. other forms of communications / entertainment, by looking at the results below the largest users of wireless phones are from 18-29 at 62% with the 30-49 group at 52% coming in second and they will not or can’t even see themselves giving up their wireless devices ever. Published on: March 13, 2008 http://www.pewinternet.org/pdfs/PIP_Mobile.Data.Access.pdf

Today 70% of physicians to rely on Internet-enabled smart-phones during their daily activities. The share of active physicians using Internet-enabled smart-phones is expected to increase from 49% in 2006 to 70% in 2011, a net growth of 51% during the forecast period, The Diffusion Group reports.

More large companies are doling out wireless phones or PDAs’ to employees and restricting them to business use. About 70% of Fortune 100 companies supply them and pay the monthly service fees. And 25% bar personal calls on them, up from 12% in 2003. http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2006-02-20-two-cellphones_x.htm?csp=15.

According to these published statistics the WIRELESS REVOLUTION is in full swing and not losing any ground anytime soon. Today just in the USA there are over 255 million wireless customers that bill over $15,000,000,000.00 (billion) a month. A new Wireless company is giving everyone in America the opportunity to become an Independent Wireless Rep and own their own WIRELESS eStore and the ability to earn huge weekly and monthly residual incomes from all their customers.

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