report says U.S. mobile device usage is exploding

Beijing time May 22 afternoon news, according to foreign media reports, the United States Federal Communications Commission (hereinafter referred to as "FCC") issued a report in Thursday, as at the end of 2008, the U.S. mobile phone penetration rate reached 90%, the average per person per month mobile phone calls for about 709 minutes. This is the first time the FCC report has seen a reduction in call times. Conversely, the use of text and multimedia information has increased.　　The introduction of smartphones has also led to a significant increase in mobile data traffic. Julius Gnakoski Julius Genachowski, FCC chairman, said: "Explosive innovation in the mobile arena is a good thing for American consumers." I am afraid that no field can lead US technology innovation and investment in the 21st century like wireless broadband. The FCC said in its report that Android and the iphone were the most successful in building ecosystems. As of December 2009, the total application of the Apple App Store has exceeded 100,000, and Android harsh has reached 15,000. (Ding Macro)