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Tech Awareness, Adoption, & Use

... | There's a sale for another competitive brand | It becomes too popular Call Me, Beep MeIf someone really needed to get in touch with you what would be the fastest way?Select up to 3 options. Text | Phone call | FaceTime (or Video) Call | Instagram | Facebook Messenger | Snap | Email | Discord | WhatsApp | Tweet | Signal | WeChat Gadgets & Devices Which of the following best represents your feeling about gadgets and devices?Please select one response per pair. I like reading physical ...

Betterment & Productivity

... PRODUCTIVITY TRACKINGHalf of U.S. Trendsetters and four in 10 UK Trendsetters use apps to help them stay on track/improve their productivity. Tools/gadgets and wearables are utilized by another one-fifth of Trendsetters. Over half of the general population of youth do not use any apps, tools/gadgets, or wearables to aid in their productivity.Do you use any apps, tools/gadgets, wearables to help you stay on track/improve in each of these areas? Apps | Tools/Gadgets (excluding wearables) | Wearables | I ...

Personal & Professional Betterment

... Trendsetters, 37% in the U.S. and 32% in the UK use apps to help them stay on track/improve their personal development. Another one-quarter of U.S. Trendsetters and one-fifth of UK Trendsetters use tools/gadgets to help them with their professional development goals. Though gaining traction among youth, just over six in 10 do not currently use any apps, tools/gadgets, or wearables to stay on track or improve their professional development.Do you use any apps, tools/gadgets, or wearables to help you stay on ...

Betterment & Learning

... year ago | People may age are attending more lectures/ discussion groups for fun than a year ago | None of the above TRACKING EDUCATIONAL BETTERMENTHalf of U.S. and UK Trendsetters use apps to help stay on track/improve in their education/learning, while another quarter use tools/gadgets and nearly one-fifth use wearables. The same trend is true among those who use apps, tools/gadgets, or wearables to track/improve brain function/cognition.Do you use any apps to help you stay on track/improve ...

Betterment & Health/Wellness

... wearable device to track my health | Consult with a medical doctor via an app (e.g., video call) | Consult with a therapist/psychologist via an app (e.g., video call) HEALTH TRACKSWhen looking to track/improve their physical health/fitness more youth (33% in the U.S. and 30% in the UK) use apps rather than wearables or tools/gadgets (22% in the U.S. and 21% in the UK). One in five youth also use apps more often to help track/improve mindfulness/mental health, sleep, and sexual/reproductive health.Do ...

Playing House

... care | Meal preparation (e.g., BlueApron, Plated, personal chef) | Running errands | Lawn care | Childcare | Tutoring children 29% of young women and 28% of young men feel able to handle routine maintenance around their home.HOUSEHOLD ITEMSYoung adults, especially Trendsetters, have a variety of tech equipment and gadgets that they use in their home, primarily a TV (65%). About half have a personal computer and video game console, with women being more likely than men to have a PC and men ...

Gender Entertain

... comfortably do with my best guy friends. Everything from catching up over wine to getting pedicures. ADRIANA, 21TOPICS MOST INTERESTED IN Tech, gaming, and sports are the go-to topics for men, while women tend to be most interested in entertainment, shopping, and fashion. Men and women are tied when it comes to interest in sex, history, and politics. Which of the following topics are you most interested in? Select all that apply. Entertainment | Technology/ gadgets | Health | Sex | Current events ...

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WELLNESS TECH

... Innovations from 2023 CESFrom virtual smell machines to laptop-charging stationary bike desks, there was no shortage of exciting new gadgets and innovations at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) , which returned to Las Vegas last week. The event was back in full swing, after going fully digital in 2021 and scaling back in a big way in 2022, with more than 3,200 brands exhibiting and more than 100,000 people in attendance. While there’s always a fair share of high-tech TVs and car ...

DRY JANUARY 2023

... plants. Tito’s also launched an official “DIY January Kit,” featuring some of Martha’s gadgets, like the “Cleanerizer” and the “Deodorizer,” but the $10 set quickly sold out. - HOP WTR - Ahead of Dry January, Hop WTR, a beverage startup that makes a popular non-alcoholic sparkling hop water, hosted sweepstakes for custom booze lockers. A pint-size version of the metal structures you’d find in the hallways of a high school, the Hop WTR locker – sorry, LOCKR – is intended to keep alcoholic beverages ...