According to a late piece in the NYTimes , 2007 will be the first yr in which the dollars pass on cellular telephone subscriptions trump traditional land lines . Among other points , they site that in 2006 , households spend an norm of $ 542 on residential crease while only spending $ 524 on wireless services . sum up another class of cellphone outgrowth to those figures , and it ’s hard to believe that acres line are still king .
What about your family ? In mine , we definitely drop more on our mobile phone than our obligatory , barebones land line . Of course , if you factored in all of our pumped services ( include internet and video ) , the phones lose by a modest margin . [ nyt ]
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