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As smartphones have become a constant companion for most people in the United States, landline phones are rapidly losing their relevance. In 2004, more than 90 percent of U.S. adults lived in households that had an operational landline phone - now it鈥檚 little more than 20 percent. That鈥檚 according to data provided by the , which has been tracking phone ownership in the U.S. as a by-product of its biannual National Health Interview Survey since 2004.

If the trend continues, and there鈥檚 little reason to believe it won鈥檛, landline phones could soon become an endangered species, much like the VCR and other technological relics before it.