Internet Infographics

Google is ubiquitous in our daily lives and while it does have rivals, none will have the influence or market share that they have. This infographic explores that chequered history of Google which is littered with innovations and acquisitions making it also one of the most powerful and influential worldwide corporations. It also looks at ‘getting to know’ other aspects of the company such as the name, the people and some interesting facts.

Austin’s South by Southwest finished up recently. The folks at MediaMiser tracked #SXSW over the course of the week to see who and what was influencing the conversation at the festival.

On the Internet, no one knows you’re a toaster.” That might be what people say when the Internet of Things (IoT) — aka, Internet of Everything (IoE) — has widespread use, instead of just the 10 billion “things” that are currently connected online. When that time comes, anything and everything could be connected.

In Feb 2007, Tumblr, launched — adding to the many choices for casual and serious bloggers and micro-bloggers in an already crowded market, and going up against competitors such as WordPress.com. Tumblr came to the attention of Yahoo!, a company with a history of buying many startups. What’s in the future is difficult to say since Yahoo! plans to let Tumblr remain mostly autonomous, with the primary exception of the latter now displaying Yahoo!-powered ads.

Nowadays, more and more people don’t know when they are in danger of downloading illegally. This infographic shows you full content about copyrights and illegal download, including copyright law, illegal download situations, free legal resources, etc.

There aren’t many sports that hold the passion and fan-base than American football. From the Rose Bowl to the CFP tournament, and even high school homecoming games, Americans rally behind watching their favorite teams play the historic sport. Best College Reviews has created an infographic entitled “The 10 Best College Stadiums in the Country”, detailing the ten best college football stadiums in the United States.

The Internet of Things is rapidly transitioning from “What” and “Why” to “When” and “How.” Xively has created an infographic on the future of the IoT that combines industry research with our own customer experience to create a visual representation of where the market is today. How will the IoT transform your business?

This infographic will share some unknown and amazing nail biting facts of some social media channels with users engagement and activities on daily basis and use of social media influence users life and relations.