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Holy moley! Globally, more people have mobile phones than electricity or clean drinking water.
Check out this chart from analyst Chetan Sharma. It's truly breathtaking.
Admit it. You've had a nagging feeling that moblie was taking over every aspect of modern life. This just proves it.
(h/t - Silicon Alley Insider)
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