Technology Infographics

There is a lot of buzz about 5G technology. But as with most emerging technologies, it’s not always easy to wade through the details to understand the benefits for you and your business. In this guide to 5G coverage, the team at Ooma breaks down exactly what 5G communication technology is, how it compares to existing cellular communications, and which 5G providers are leading the way. They’ also look into the future to see how 5G could change business communication.

This infographic looks at smart space technology trends to watch in 2020. These trends are going to bring a brand new era of autonomous operations to the technology world. By 2025, major government and large -enterprise contracts for the purchase of digital products and services using AI will require the use of expandable and ethical AI.

Solar power is pretty simple. It involves harnessing the energy of the sun and converting it into electricity using solar panels. This infographic will give you the basics of what makes it possible for solar panels to produce electricity that can power your household and the world.

Chromebooks are becoming a popular option for parents outfitting youngsters for virtual learning. Lightweight and often less expensive than full laptops, these devices still come in a variety of models that can make them difficult to choose between. This infographic highlights the best features between a few of the top rated Chromebooks in 2020 to assist parents in finding the best device for their child’s online education.

Machine learning provides an opportunity to business owners who wants to reduce costs, increase profits and enhance customer satisfaction. Let’s check how it is revolutionizing supply chain management via the following infographic.

When you’re traveling, your internet access could change dramatically when you cross the border. You could go from having fast, widely-available Wi-Fi to a country that has slow Wi-Fi with only a few hotspots. So where in the world can you get the fastest internet connection?

This infographic from Digital Guardian visualizes how the risk of classified data loss for companies has risen dramatically since after many companies were forced to adopt a ‘Work from Home’ model after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a global pandemic on March 11. The data for the infographic was pulled from the recently published DG Data Trends Report.

When cell phones are improperly disposed of and end up in landfills it can cause damaging effects to the environment and our health. Cell phones contain harmful toxins including lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, chlorine and bromine. If disposed of in landfills these toxins can be absorbed into the air, ground and water supply and over time cause harmful effects to the ecosystem and the environment.

The first password was invented in 1960, and just two yeas later the first password attack was recorded. Beyond Identity explains the future of passwords and how to stay protected. How safe are your passwords?