Technology Infographics

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?

How many hours do you spend in front of a PC daily? Do you use the device for work? It is most likely that you’ve already used such key combinations as “Ctrl+C” and “Ctrl+V” while working with text, images, or any other materials. These are hotkeys that are designed to simplify user work. In the following infographic, discover some frequently used PowerPoint shortcuts.

In 2019, over half of companies said they plan to continue increasing spending on IT security. Below, Acronis explains the history of cybersecurity and data storage. What will the future hold?

Peak usage is now the norm, but can our Internet handle this surge? ComputerScienceZone explains how to stay smoothly connected under the pandemic. Are you using the Internet wisely? [Click image for full size version]

Mobile app development has come a long way since the first smartphone came into existence, all thanks to the constant change brought about by technological advances in the way we communicate. We all know that smartphones have revolutionized the way customers want to be served today. Digital natives are fast becoming dominant global demography and it won’t be wrong to say that they survive and thrive on their smartphones. 

What your smartphone’s camera lacks for in hardware, such as optical zoom for example, it makes up for in algorithms. Do you know how you can shoot professional photography on your smartphone? uBreakiFix explains how in the following infographic.