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Textually - SMS/Mobile Politics

• February 03, 2012
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  Sorry Facebook, mobile users just want to text

  Posted: February 3rd, 2012, 1:22am CST by emily

  Mobile content usage spanning everything from downloading apps to browser and social network usage continues to escalate, but nothing is taking off quite like texting. VentureBeat reports.

  Nearly 75 percent of all U.S. mobile subscribers now send text messages, according to new data from analytics firm comScore.

  The data, gathered from a monthly online survey of 30,000 mobile subscribers ages 13 and up, reflects an ongoing shift in the changing behaviors of the more than 234 million American mobile consumers. Mobile users continue to show an increased propensity to consume content, download apps, listen to music, and play games on their devices.

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