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In its first study on the topic, the Pew Research Center found 35% of American adults own some kind of smartphone, and among adult mobile users that figure rises to 42%.
Pew Internet in a new study on Monday revealed that a full quarter of American smartphone owners use the device as their main Internet source.
Every few months a new report comes out showing the rapid adoption of smartphones, and the decline of their ordinary mobile counterparts.
That's according to a report from the Pew Internet Project, which the organization says is its first standalone measure of smartphone ownership and usage in the US.
The data is based on a survey conducted in May, which found that 83 percent of U.S. adults have a cell phone, and 42 percent of those people have a smartphone.
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