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    78% of US adults in households with annual incomes of $75,000 and over own smartphones Smartphone Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/13/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/05/2013
    59% of US adults in urban and suburban areas own smartphones, compared to 40% for rural areas Smartphone Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/13/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/05/2013
    64% of African American adults own smartphones, compared to 60% for Hispanics, and 53% for Caucasians Smartphone Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/13/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/05/2013
    81% of US consumers aged 25-34 own smartphones, compared to 79% for those 18-24, and 69% for those 35-44 Smartphone Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/13/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/05/2013
    59% of US men own smartphones, compared to 53% for women Smartphone Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/13/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/05/2013
    55% of US mobile phone owners own smartphones Smartphone Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/13/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/05/2013
    9% of US adults do not own mobile phones, down from 12% in February 2012 Smartphone Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/13/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/05/2013
    56% of US adults own smartphones, up from 46% in February 2012 Smartphone Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/13/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/05/2013
    50% of US parents with minor children living at home own a tablet, compared to 27% for non-parents Tablet Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/10/2013
    49% of US college graduates own a tablet Tablet Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/10/2013
    37% of US adults in suburban areas own tablets, compared to 33% for urban, and 27% for rural Tablet Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/10/2013
    34% of US Hispanics own a tablet, compared to 33% of Caucasians, and 32% of African Americans Tablet Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/10/2013
    35% of US women own a tablet, compared to 32% of men Tablet Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/10/2013
    49% of US consumers aged 35-44 own a tablet, compared to 38% of those 45-54, 37% of those 25-34 and 33% of those 18-24 Tablet Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/10/2013
    56% of US households earning $75,000 per year or more own a tablet Tablet Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/10/2013
    34% of US adults own a tablet, up from 18% in April 2012 Tablet Ownership 2013  
    Added: 06/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/10/2013
    74% of Americans believe the increasing number of women working for pay has made it harder for parents to raise children Breadwinner Moms  
    Added: 06/02/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/29/2013
    15% of mothers in two-parent households with children under 18 earn more than their husbands, up from 4% in 1960 Breadwinner Moms  
    Added: 06/02/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/29/2013
    20% of US mothers say their ideal situation would be to not work, down from 29% in 2007 Breadwinner Moms  
    Added: 06/02/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/29/2013
    32% of US mothers say their ideal situation would be to work full time, up from 20% in 2007 Breadwinner Moms  
    Added: 06/02/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/29/2013