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The number of active mobile devices currently stands at 7.22 billion, whilst there are fewer than 7.2 billion people. The speed at which the global mobile network is growing suggests that the crossover occured somewhere around the 7.19 billion mark.
Today there are 2.6 billion smartphone subscriptions globally, and while growth has been levelling off in developed markets like the U.S. and Europe, itâs not stalling altogether by a long shot. By 2020, globally there will be 6.1 smartphone users led by huge growth in less mature markets. And with 6.1 billion smartphones in circulation, we will see a tipping point of sorts: smartphones will finally overtake the number of active fixed line subscriptions worldwide in 2020. The numbers come from the latest annual Mobility Report from Ericsson, which is being published today.