Throughout history Audi has represented luxury in many countries. Car enthusiasts of all types are drawn to the elegant design and exceptional performance. Check out the infographic below to learn more about Audi luxury throughout the years.
Americans sure do love their automobiles, and the Porsche 911 is one of them. The 911 has actually been dubbed America’s favorite sports car, and with good reason. The car has been featured in many motion pictures and has been cherished by fans since the very beginning. Check out the infographic below presented by The Auto Gallery to learn more about the Porsche 911.
If it weren’t for algorithms we wouldn’t have the Internet, operating systems and many other wonderful luxuries that we have today. Check out the infographic below to learn about how algorithms changed the world.
Even though pay TV is declining in the Untied States, Europe is seeing a growth. So what exactly is creating this growth? Check out the infographic below presented by ClickSoftware to learn more about it.
An estimated one million divorces occur ever year. Seems like divorce is all around us these days. Not only are people getting divorced, but some people are actually afraid to get married because of divorce. Check out this infographic presented by InsuranceQuotes to learn more about divorce trends in the U.S.
On Jan. 6, millions of NFL fans saw one of the most-talked-about – and most-cringe-worthy – knee injuries in sports history. During a 2013 wild-card playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks, rookie Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III fell to the turf after twisting his right knee. Diagnosis: Serious damage to Griffin’s anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), lateral collateral ligament (LCL) and medial meniscus.
Apple is building one of the most stunning financial runs in the history of corporate America. In the last five years over 365,000,000 devices have been sold. Not to mention they average $4 billion in monthly profit. Check out the infographic below to learn more about Apple’s financial success.
Where you live and using certain household items could put you at a higher risk for cancer. This infographic highlights America’s cancer hotspots as well as household items that may cause cancer. Check it out below to learn more.
When it comes to consumer choices, they want two things at the same time. They want to have as many options as possible, but at the same time to be able to decide what to buy as easily as possible, this is called the paradox of choice. Want to know more about how we make choices and how it affects marketing? Check out the infographic below presented by Best Psychology Degrees.
