The iPhone changed everything. After its release in 2007, average household spending on cell phone service surged ahead of residential (land...

The 55 percent majority of Americans aged 18 or older live in a wireless-only household, according to January-June 2018 estimates by the Nat...

Technological change turns the novel into the essential. Such is the case with cell phones, according to a Gallup analysis of cell phone ado...

The 52.5 percent majority of the nation's households have cell phones and no landline phone, according to the latest National Center for...

Most American households are now wireless-only, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. The 50-percent threshold was crossed...

Nationally, 49 percent of adults live in wireless-only households, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. In three of four ...