In the UK it's good to talk, but better to text
In 2011 mobile phone calls declined for the first time ever but 150 billion texts were sent.
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Latest research from Ofcom reveals that people in the UK are now more likely to text than they are to make a phone call.
Summary of findings (2011):
- 47% of research participants made a daily mobile call
- 58% sent text messages every day
- Number of mobile phone calls has dropped for the first time - by 1%
- Overall time spent on phone calls has dropped by 5%
- On average, UK consumers are sending 50 texts per week
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