The Radicati Group predicts that nearly 123 mln consumers will check e-mail on their handsets by 2009, up from just 6.5 mln in 2005. Radicati expects mobile e-mail to become a $2 bln market by 2009.
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123 mln mobile Americans to check their e-mails on the phone by 2009
The Radicati Group predicts that nearly 123 mln consumers will check e-mail on their handsets by 2009, up from just 6.5 mln in 2005.
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