For all those who are interested, consider this piece of news which says that mobile phones in UK have outnumbered the landline connection. The British telecom regulator Ofcom has reported that the more household in UK have a mobile phone than the landline connection. The landline connections are estimated to be 90% in comparison to the mobile phone connection that are 93%. Further, one third of the total calls of UK are made from the mobile phones. Also, the report conveys that the total 41% of the total UKs mobile phone users not only use camera phones but they extensively use mobile phones to capture moments in the form of the photographs. Thus the mobile phones have also stepped into the shoes of the camera as well. 21% of the mobile phone users play games, 13% use it for accessing the Internet and 10% for listening to the stereo FM radio.

However, the above report further lead on to information that says that phone bills have become lower from the last year, despite of all of these add ons that have been observed in relation to the mobile phones this year. To quote the statistics, the average expenditure on telecommunications by any British household was £92.65/month in 2006 that is fairly less as compared to £94.03/month in 2005. The above trend indicates the decline of phone bills and the rise of additional services that works in favour of the ordinary consumers.