The latest Pew survey shows 62% of all Americans have either used a mobile handset for a “nonvoice data application” or accessed the Internet wirelessly.If you’ve had a creeping sense that wireless has become more integral to your working and personal lives, then Wednesday’s numbers from the Pew Internet Project will confirm it with hard numbers.

Some 51% of those surveyed said their cell phones would be the hardest to give up, followed by the Internet (45%), television (43%), and landline phones (40%). The breakdown is a striking contrast to a similar survey done two years ago when respondents said their landlines would be hardest to relinquish, followed by television, cell phones, and the Internet.
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