Technology Infographics

The Apple iPhone 6S was launched this year in September and quickly captured the limelight with the revolutionary features it offered. The new iPhone 6S featured with various software and technology tweaks, like Live photos and 3D touch technology, which was a step-up in smartphone innovation.

Plenty of people think software is going to take away their jobs, but this just isn’t true. Learn more about how automation helps in this infographic.

There is a reinvention of creativity in app development going on. This infographic from Peerbits looks at how future apps concept will be and how they will will work.

Experts estimate by 2020 the telecommunications network will need to support more than 1,000 times today’s volume of traffic. The frequency range used by cellular devices is already strained and with the anticipated growth in the coming years experts are growing more concerned. Smart antennas operating on the millimeter-wave band offer one possible engineering solution to the problem of how to move the future’s data.

These days, more and more people are on their mobile phones rather than on their desktops for digital media consumption. This only means that businesses need to step up and deliver on the mobile forefront in order to avoid losing their customers to competitors who deliver well on mobile platform.

Have you been noticing recently your computer is working slow? Slow PC performance can be due to many reasons. Here is an infographic that looks at how technical support services can resolve system issues.

The smartphone has slowly replaced the traditional point and shoot handheld camera of yesteryear, making it easier for the masses to take photos at a moment’s notice. Unfortunately, the ease of taking a picture does not necessarily translate into taking great ones. In this infographic, learn a few quick ways to improve your smartphone photography with these tips and tricks.

When the new Galaxy S7 comes out on the market, there is a good chance you will look at your current beloved smart phone and wonder what the new one could possibly offer that yours does not already have, making it worthwhile to make the switch. Well, the answer is: quite a bit.

Since 2006, 87 million sensitive and private records have been exposed through data breaches of federal networks. Preventing cybercrime, securing cloud solutions, incorporating advanced authentication and preventing DDoS attacks are among the top concerns for Federal IT executives in 2016.