Most Popular
- Gigabyte's monstrous 6 TFlops Core i7 prototype motherboard pictured
- Go naked with Antec’s Skeleton case
- Nvidia GPU failures caused by material problem, sources claim
- Cases from hell at the NVISION GeForce LAN party
- Break dancing Jen-Hsun Huang kicks off NVISION with virtual Lamborghinis and Cylon babes
- Divx releases H.264 encoder alpha
- 10 ways to modify your Xbox 360
- Firefox plug-in warns of compromised Internet connection
More Popular Articles»
Related Articles
- The Internet's biggest security hole
- FCC slaps Comcast, but lays foundation for future bandwidth restrictions
- Comcast says no new traffic management plan yet
- Neighborhood P2P could alleviate Internet traffic concerns
- Comcast’s blazing fast Internet is half the speed of DSL
- Surprise, surprise: U.S. broadband is slow. Really slow.
- U.S. broadband speeds too darn slow; adoption hits 7-Year low
People@TGDaily
10 things you didn't know about...
- Rob Enderle
Enderle Group - Godfrey Cheng
AMD - Henri Richard
Freescale - Crawford Del Prete
IDC - Andy Paul
Corsair - Jon Peddie
Jon Peddie Research - Anand Chandrasekher
Intel Ultra Mobility Group - Rahul Sood
HP Voodoo Business Unit
SmallNetBuilder
Read more at
SmallNetBuilder.com
SmallNetBuilder.com
Special educational offers, white papers, webcasts, podcasts
- WEBCAST:
Register for "The Business Benefits of Enterprise Mashups". (Case Study) - WEBCAST:
"How to deploy and use WebSphere and VMware together". (Case Study) - WHITE PAPER:
Writing Good Software Systems Development Use Cases. (Best Practices) - WHITE PAPER:
Best practices for software analysis. (Best Practices) - DOWNLOAD:
Register for Rational Trial Software Download - Rational Team Concert Free Information.
Latest News
- IE8 Beta 2: Great new features, old annoyances
- Mythbusters’ stars meet and greet fans at NVISION
- Pick your parts with OCZ’s do-it-yourself gaming notebook
- Who is the mystery 'iPhone Girl'?
- TiVo, EW hop into content bed
- Ready for the mainstream? Samsung announces SSDs for low-cost PCs
- Sony pops out pricey SACD player
- FAA says airports back to normal after software problem delays hundreds of flights
- The Internet's biggest security hole
- Computer viruses make it to orbit
For all news see our 7-day Overview»
Featured Slideshows
Multi-touch display
Albatron demonstrates first Windows 7 multi-touch LCD
Nvidia rolls out Tegra
Nvidia's open challenge for Intel: A computer on a chip.
>> See all TG Daily slideshows
Video Coverage
Overclocking:
Intel's Nehalem insanely overclocked
Electric Motorcycle inventor crashes at NextFest
“KillaCycle” electric motorcycle inventor almost
killed himself at the Wired NextFest conference.
>> See all TG Daily videos
Featured Articles
- High-Definition: Blu-ray player prices showing signs of downward trend
- Prediction: The five big technology trends of 2008
- Processor wars: AMD has an ace up its sleeve
- Research: IBM cools 3D chips with integrated water channels
- Browsers: Why Firefox 3 matters
- Graphics cards: ATI Radeon 4800 details leaked
- Windows 7: Albatron demonstrates multi-touch display
Most Discussed Articles
-
Top 10 celebrities for Microsoft’s Windows Vista campaign
(64 Comments - Aug 22, 2008) -
IE8 Beta 2: Great new features, old annoyances
(17 Comments - Aug 27, 2008) -
Gigabyte's monstrous 6 TFlops Core i7 prototype motherboard pictured
(15 Comments - Aug 26, 2008) -
Psystar to challenge Apple with antitrust suit
(14 Comments - Aug 27, 2008) -
Go naked with Antec’s Skeleton case
(12 Comments - Aug 26, 2008) -
Nvidia GPU failures caused by material problem, sources claim
(12 Comments - Aug 26, 2008) -
Planar kicks out $15,495 projector. Popcorn not included.
(11 Comments - Aug 22, 2008)
TG Daily Event Coverage
TG Daily reports from PMA 2008
Coverage from the PMA 2008 (January 31 - February 2). Get a first-hand look at JVC’s and Samsung’s new 1080p camcorders, the wireless SD Eye-Fi card, Delkin’s Image Router and Panasonic’s new camcorders.» View the complete coverage
More Event Coverage
More: Go to the TG Daily Events Page
| Low-income Americans slipping on broadband |
|
|
|
| Trendwatch | ||||||
| By Wolfgang Gruener | ||||||
| Thursday, July 03, 2008 14:38 | ||||||
|
A new study from the Pew Internet Project has found that while overall broadband adoption is up, the portion of African Americans with high-speed Internet access showed only modest growth in the past year, while among lower-income households it actually declined. The survey found that 55 percent of all adult Americans have broadband service, up from 47 percent in a similar study conducted in early 2007. Read the complete story here.
Set as favorite
Bookmark
Email This
Comments (3)
 Write comment
|
||||||
Show/Hide comment form
Related Articles
- The Internet's biggest security hole
- FCC slaps Comcast, but lays foundation for future bandwidth restrictions
- Comcast says no new traffic management plan yet
- Neighborhood P2P could alleviate Internet traffic concerns
- Comcast’s blazing fast Internet is half the speed of DSL
- Surprise, surprise: U.S. broadband is slow. Really slow.
- U.S. broadband speeds too darn slow; adoption hits 7-Year low
- Delta to offer Wi-Fi Internet on all 330 planes in North America
- SEC updates rules regarding Web, blog posts
- Firefox 3 chipping away Safari market share, summer browsing patterns reverse IE decline
- R.I.P Usenet: 1980-2008
- Firefox market share exceeds 20%, Internet Explorer dips below 70%
- Internet sites still blocked for Olympic reporters
- Go Daddy reports more than 20,000 registered .me domains
- House panelists seek opt-in rule for Web tracking
- FCC chief would bar Comcast from imposing web restrictions
- Internet tops 172 million websites
- Safari, Firefox post market share gains against Internet Explorer
- ICANN approves biggest expansion to Internet domain name space yet
- U.S. broadband: Desperate ideas of an industry that resists change
