YouTube, TikTok, Revealed as Most Constantly Used Social Media By Teens Pew Research reveals that YouTube and TikTok are "constantly" used by 1 in 5 U.S. teens. by Aldohn Domingo
Tech Majority of US Twitter Users Took Break After Elon Musk’s Take Over—Pew Research Reveals by Jace Dela Cruz
Tech Majority of Americans Not Comfortable With AI's Presence in Healthcare, Survey Says by Jace Dela Cruz
Tech Pew Study Finds That Even At Home, More People Use Their Smartphones For Internet Access by J.E. Reich
Tech 'Gaming And Gamers' Research Yields Intriguing Results: Age And Gender Breakdown May Surprise You by Horia Ungureanu
Tech 68 Percent Of US Adults Own A Smartphone Or Tablet: Pew Research Center Survey by Menchie Mendoza
Culture 'State Of The News Media 2015' Report Shows Dominance Of Mobile Over Flatlining Desktop by Ted Ranosa
Tech Teens Still Prefer Facebook, Instagram And Snapchat Among Social Media Platforms by Menchie Mendoza
Tech Pew: Americans Not So Internet Savvy, Lack Insight on Privacy, Net Neutrality by Christian de Looper
Tech Do Americans Care About Their Privacy or Not? Well, It Depends, Reveals Pew Survey (It's Confusing) by Anu Passary
Tech Gigabit Ethernet will bring big speed, smooth streaming and dynamite apps by Christian de Looper
Culture Americans know religion is losing its influence, and they're not happy about it by Laura Rosenfeld
Life What is the quality most parents want to teach their children? Study reveals parenting trends by Lauren Keating
Life Puerto Rican population drops as present migration comparable to post-WWII exodus by Sumit Passary
Tech Are Americans technophobes? They fear drones, robots and Google Glass, Pew report suggests by James Maynard