March 2006 – Cell Phones

This data set contains questions about cell phone usage and attitudes, and includes respondents reached via cell-owner sample. It was used in the report “Americans and Their Cell Phones”.

reportApr 3, 2006

Americans and their cell phones

How people use their cell phones in emergencies and to fill in their free time.

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March 2006 – Cell Phones

Americans and their cell phones

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