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Nearly 90% of Americans have a mobile device
Diverse market competitors have invested $325 billion in wireless infrastructure
95% of the population has a choice among three or more carriers
More than 2.7 million Americans make their living in the wireless ecosystem
The U.S. wireless sector contributes $100 billion annually to the nation’s GDP
And, consumer value and choices have soared as mobile devices evolve well beyond phones to connected computers in the palms of our hands.

Click on the image to the left to download a PDF of "Welcome to the Mobile Future," our new white paper looking at the history -- and future -- of wireless innovation.

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The Issues

Mobile Phone & Device Recycling

In 2007, approximately 14 million Americans recycled their used cell phones, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Environmentally-conscious consumers and companies are leading the charge to reduce America’s e-waste.

Wireless Services Taxes

In recent years, wireless users have become a favorite target for new state and local taxes. Today, state and local taxes and fees average about 14 percent of consumers’ mobile phone bills.

Mobile Tech at the White House

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