More than one out of four homes of the United States, or the other words only 26.6 per cent of homes in the country had a wireless phone(mobile phone) as of 2010 June. Still this was up from the 2007 tally of 13.6 per cent.

Nevertheless, a recent survey has shown that the percentage of wireless-only households in the United States rised in every state, ranging from Arkansas' 35.2 per cent to Rhode Island's and New Jersey's 12.8 per cent.

This means the conventional home telephone number is making way for mobile phone numbers as perviously done by the Rotary dial telephones, according to the national sender for health statistics' Stephen Blumberg.

It is also understood that the trend of the households of the United States leaning to wireless telephony is showing hardly any sign of slowing down.

It is also interesting that according to the experts homes in the United States with low income and households in proverty are more likely to get converted into wireless only homes.