
Staying in touch is core for people, and technology users are finding many ways – spanning voice, video, and written methods. While some users focus on email, group chats and text messages, others focus on video calls or conferences, and yet others emphasize voice calls. And, users use different devices for each type of communication activity.
This TUP lens measures the many ways people communicate and how many do so by their device type.
Summary of subjects covered in the Communication lens tables
Subjects | Examples of TUP Questions Answered |
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Communication Activities | Communication activities regularly used on connected devices, such as email, phone calls, video calls, or group chats |
PC Activities | Communication activities regularly used on PCs, such as email, phone calls, video calls, or group chats |
Smartphone Activities | Communication activities regularly used on smartphones, such as email, phone calls, video calls, or group chats |
Basic cell phone Activities | Communication activities regularly used on basic cell phones, such as email, phone calls, video calls, or group chats |
Links to Communication lens tables
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Recent findings from the TUP Communication lens
- Fading viral boost to feature phones stalls smartphone sovereignty
- Trends in webcam and video calls/meetings usage
- Profile of Americans who regularly participate in video meetings
- Profile of Americans who regularly participate in video calls
- Work/Life Balance TUP Lens [Highlights]
- Communication TUP Lens Highlights
- Highlights: Mobile Phones
- Devices used for work email
- Devices used for work group chats
- Devices used for work phone calls
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This content is for subscribers only. For more information about TUP and its research results for insights professionals with technology companies, please visit MetaFacts or contact us.