I agree that 1 billion is a lot, but I didn't see anywhere in the
article how many feature phones are out there, so I'm not sure we can
say the smart phone has replaced the feature phone. Maybe it has, but I
didn't see that from this one article.

On 19/10/12 06:35, from my iphone wrote:
> in reading this  it really shows  that the smart phone  has replaced the old  flip phone  the total number  of phones  are growing .
> My grandson  at his middle school is not cool  if you do not have an iphone  even it is a 3g .
> it use to be  the shoes , or the jacket. 
> Terrie http://www.tuaw.com/2012/10/17/research-over-one-billion-smartphones-in-use/
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