One in five Americans wears a smartwatch or fitness tracker, Pew claimsThey're not so keen on sharing health data from their wrist, however.By J. Fingas, 01.09.2020
Study: Americans believe social networks make the news worseBut more people get news from these sites than ever before.By J. Fingas, 10.02.2019
Most Americans believe algorithms will always be biasedA study suggests this distrust stems in part from social networks.By J. Fingas, 11.16.2018
Cellphone and internet adoption may have peaked in the USPC ownership, however, is on the way down.By J. Fingas, 09.30.2018
Americans aren't ready for biotech-enhanced superhumansNo real life Avengers for us just yet.By M. Moon, 07.27.2016
Pew survey: 21 percent of US cellphone owners get online mostly through their phonesBy J. Fingas, 09.16.2013
Pew Research finds 22 percent of adults in US own tablets, low-cost Android on the riseBy Z. Lutz, 10.02.2012
Pew survey finds that 17 percent of US cellphone users go online mostly on their phonesBy D. Melanson, 06.27.2012