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Smartphones can be used to make saving money simpler and easier September is National Coupon Month, and while Juniper Research reports that only about one percent of all print coupons issued are ever redeemed, mobile coupon redemption rates are 10 times higher, a clear indication that mobile access to coupons makes it easier than ever to save. Coupons often go unused because they are forgotten or lost, but with smartphones savings can be stored and available at a moment’s notice. According to a recent survey¹, 39 percent of U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) smartphone users said they use their mobile device for shopping and of those, 54 percent regularly use it to find and use coupons. One popular app that mobile couponers use is The Coupons App , which gives users real-time coupons and deals each day for nearby places. Download this free app from the Google Play Store and get regular updates on the best coupons in your area right on your device with U.S. Cellular’s h

U.S. Cellular recommends apps to save on groceries and restaurants September is National Coupon Month. Whether you’re a seasoned coupon shopper or a beginner you can save by using your mobile device to find and use coupons, compare prices or receive deal notifications. There are currently 1.8 billion smartphones in the U.S. and as that number increases, mobile couponing is expected to rise along with it. Research by the Yankee Group suggests that mobile couponing will increase in 2013 to 66.9 billion coupons redeemed. “In honor of National Coupon Month, why not put your device to work for you by downloading a few mobile couponing apps?” said Dana Dorcas, director of sales for U.S. Cellular in the Mid-Atlantic. “At U.S. Cellular, we know that your phone simplifies and enhances your life, which is why we provide a high-speed nationwide network to keep you connected to the apps and information you want when you need it.” The following free apps are available in the Google Play store