Whether you have an iPhone, and Android device, an iPod Touch or a BlackBerry, where do you most use it to surf the mobile web? Where do you flick through Twitter, comment on Reddit, check emails or play Angry Birds? Do you use it habitually, without a thought, or are you a light user?
Where do you use your smartphone the most?
EVERYWHERE! Whenever I have a chance! (86%, 6 Votes)
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