Fixed line phones threatened by mobiles and VoIP in Australian households
11 May 2008
Many suspected it because of anecdotal evidence that often apartment renters no longer bother to connect fixed line phones. Now a new report confirms it. Nearly half of household consumers with a phone in Australia prefer to use their mobile phones as their primary means of voice communications.
According to a new report from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), Telecommunications Today: Consumer attitudes to take-up and use, 90% of household consumers have both a fixed line phone and mobile phone. Of those households, 45% prefer to use mobiles for voice.
Many suspected it because of anecdotal evidence that often apartment renters no longer bother to connect fixed line phones. Now a new report confirms it. Nearly half of household consumers with a phone in Australia prefer to use their mobile phones as their primary means of voice communications.
According to a new report from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), Telecommunications Today: Consumer attitudes to take-up and use, 90% of household consumers have both a fixed line phone and mobile phone. Of those households, 45% prefer to use mobiles for voice.
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