Dropping your phone down the toilet is just as heartbreaking as losing it, but the bonus with getting it wet (if it is a bonus)is that there is a potential fix for this problem. The folks at Plumbworld have laid it all out in the form of a handy infographic.
Did you know the watch is one of the world’s oldest inventions? And we have come a long way since the beginning of its history. The following infographic from takes a look at the evolution of the luxury watch.
Men continue to earn more than women, but contrary to popular belief, sex discrimination alone is not to blame. It’s much more than that — the pay males make in comparison to what females earn is determined by a lot of different factors, such as experience, education, and even location. The following infographic takes a look at this issue in more detail.
Businesses have been using games ever since early 80’s when McDonalds and Coca-Cola started the trend. But why are games so interesting? And more importantly, why are games effective tools for companies?
The fair city of London is a vast place, full of wonderful people + places. To celebrate London, Printsome has put together this infographic that includes several facts about the city.
Millions of people go on holiday to South America every year but how much do you really know about the continent? Did you know Rio is the most visited city in the Southern Hemisphere? Or Ecuador’s national flower is the rose? Find out other quirky facts about the countries in South America in this quirky infographic.
The use of social media has greatly expanded. It is currently being used as one of the most effective tools for recruitment. Here are some facts from the folks at Staff.com.
This infographic takes a look at the trials and tribulations of eight famously successful business partnerships, which includes Ben & Jerry and the co-founders of Google and Apple.
Looking at the statistics for breast cancer can be scary. This disease is the second leading cause of cancer related death in women, and it’s estimated that nearly 1 in every 8 women will develop breast cancer over their lifetimes. When you look at the big picture though, there are a lot of positives worth remembering.
A total of 102 billion mobile apps will be downloaded in the year 2013, according to a new Gartner report. More and more users are turning to apps for education, entertainment as well as to improve their productivity. Check out this infographic on how people around the world are using their smartphones and embracing the app revolution.
