The struggle is real

Delaware is already known as the First State, for being the first of 13 original states to ratify the U.S. Constitution.

Now it can add this factoid: Its residents — by a wide margin over most other states, including Florida — are the most literate on understanding augmented reality, technology that uses a computer-generated view of the user's real world. More than two-thirds of Delaware residents, 67%, say they know what augmented reality is, according to the Augmented Reality Index report from Skrite, an augmented reality social networking app.

That rate trumps Florida, where 44.72% of respondents understand and recognize augmented reality. The Sunshine State ranked No. 42 nationally, the report adds.