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FBN's Shibani Joshi on a new study from Nielsen on smartphones being a necessity, not a luxury item, for today's youth.
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In tech connect sad they may not be able to afford to eat in a fancy restaurant -- -- designer clothes but young people with a limited income are finding a way.
To paid for Smartphones and a pricey data plans that they require new study by Neal sent.
That looked at the typical Smart phone user in the United States ounce an interesting statistics particularly they found that the use in this country see their phones as -- necessity.
I'm not a luxury 56%.
Of people aged eighteen to 24 who are making less than 151000.
Dollars a year on a Smart phone.
The numbers dropped slightly for those a little bit older aged 25 to 34 -- tighten again into middle -- not only.
Only 31%.
Of people making under 151000.
A year -- a Smart -- I guess with age comes wisdom but that doesn't always mean.
A -- -- kids.
Smartphone -- -- from the blow they.
