It may well be more than half considering Pew made an odd decision to exclude 3G and even 4G cell phone networks from its definition of "high-speed internet."

It may well be more than half considering Pew made an odd decision to exclude 3G and even 4G cell phone networks from its definition of "high-speed internet." http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2013/08/29/how-pew-research-calculates-broadband-adoption/ http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2013/08/29/how-pew-rese... To be fair this may not have much effect on their results now, as they say only 10% of their respondents had a smartphone but no home internet; even so, for many people cell phones give the best value and as wireless networks improve and get cheaper I bet more people drop expensive cable operators in favor of wireless--or, alternatively, people who just never saw the need for wired home internet will say "oh, this Facebook thing is neat, I can keep in touch with family and do it right here on my phone."