This guy is much worse elsewhere

Despite all the cellular telephones you see in America every day, the US ranks 22nd in the world in the percentage of its population with wireless service.

Topping the list are several vast Scandinavian countries, where land lines are expensive and many of the world's cell phones are manufactured.

More than 70% of Finland's 5 million residents use wireless phones, followed by Iceland (65%), Norway (63%), Sweden (61%), and Austria (60%). Today there are 83 million US users which is only 31.8% of the total US population. Ten years ago there were only 4.3 million cell phones in America, less than 2%.