More than four out of five U.S. teenagers now own an iPhone, and that number is growing, according to the latest results from a large-scale survey.
Back in the spring of 2014, the percentage was at 60% – it’s now at 82% and looks set to increase further …
Piper Jaffray has run its twice-yearly Teens Survey for four years now, and Business Insider reports that the percentage who own an iPhone has grown from 78% in the fall of last year to 82% today.
The good news for Apple doesn’t end there.
