Teens don’t seem super concerned about social media’s effects on their livesThey describe minimal privacy concerns and low levels of online activism.By W. Shanklin, 11.16.2022
Game developers say they're working longer hours due to the pandemicGDC polled 2,500 game developers to get a sense of COVID-19’s impact.By C. Fisher, 07.16.2020
Facebook's Viewpoints research app pays you to take surveysIt appears to avoid the privacy issues of the past.By J. Fingas, 11.25.2019
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
Two-thirds of online gamers in the US experience 'severe' harassmentAnd according to an ADL survey, nearly 30 percent have been doxxed.By C. Fisher, 07.25.2019
Scientists used phone accelerometer data to predict personality traitsHow, when and where you use your phone reveals a lot about you.By C. Fisher, 07.24.2019
Nearly half of game developers want to unionizeThe seventh annual GDC State of the Industry Survey had some new questions.By J. Conditt, 01.24.2019
Survey says teens find some benefit from social mediaThey report feeling more supported and connected to friends.By M. Locklear, 11.30.2018
Snapchat is a popular source for news among college studentsA survey showed that it was right behind Facebook as a news source.By M. Locklear, 10.16.2018
Tesla batteries will live longer than expected, survey findsThe packs are on track to last over 500,000 miles. By S. Dent, 04.16.2018
Facebook asked users if it's okay for adults to sexually harass kidsThe company’s VP of product called a recent survey “a mistake.”By M. Locklear, 03.05.2018
Facebook feigns accountability with ‘trusted’ news surveyA simple survey with useless answers is apparently the answer to fake news.By E. Alvarez, 01.24.2018
Facebook borrows from Twitter this time with Polls featureSurvey your friends or followers, just like you can on ... well, you know.By S. Dent, 11.03.2017
51 percent of tech experts say fake news can't be fixedThe other 49 percent that Pew surveyed believe we’ll come together to find tech solutions.By D. Lumb, 10.19.2017
Google: 4 out of 5 US homes have solar power potentialProject Sunroof has checked the viability of 60 million US rooftops.By S. Dent, 03.15.2017
23andMe health study needs 5,000 Nevada volunteersThe comprehensive study will examine health, population, genetic and environmental data.By D. Lumb, 09.15.2016
Engadget UK asks: Is fitness tech improving your life?Let us know what you think for a chance to win a £50 Amazon voucher.By M. Brian, 07.26.2016
CDC: Nearly half of American homes no longer have landlines47 percent use cellphone only while another 41 percent use both By A. Tarantola, 12.01.2015