Study Says 33 Pc of Brits 'Prefer Smartphones to Sex'

One third of Brits would give up sex for their smartphones, claims study.

Some 70 per cent of people would give up alcohol for a week to keep their handset, 63 per cent would quit chocolate and 33 per cent sex.

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The figures were revealed by Vodafone boss Vittorio Colao as he unveiled a tie-in with Visa to produce a handset that doubles as a pre-paid card, the Sun reported.

According to the Independent, the mobile phone giant's partnership with Visa will see shoppers use their handsets instead of cash or cards at the checkout.

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