Technology Infographics

The action camera industry has crossed $3.2 billion market value and it has just taken off. In this infographic, learn who started this phenomenon, the history and rise of action cameras and where you can use them.

It is always important to develop yourself as the time changes. The same thing applies for the businesses. In this interesting infographic from PokerStars find out how casinos are moving forward with the help of technology.

This infographic from TopTenReviews.com shows the number of people affected by some of the biggest data breaches in 2014, how long it took to discover each breach, its overall impact, and how much it cost.

Technology has significantly changed the world including relationships. With its help long distance relationships are no longer such a problem. In this infographic by FreeDating.co.uk, learn how you can use technology to have happier and healthier relationship.

The release of the Apple Watch has re-energized the conversation around wearable tech and the impact it could have in the future. One of the fields most interested in the potential benefits of wearable tech is that of medical technology. This has led to a surge in research focused on the health applications of smartwatches.

A little girl might be interested in the field of technology but never grow to pursue a career in it due to the belief that there is no real place for her in that world. The following women broke down the barriers of gender and preconceived notions of what girls can and should achieve. They have each proved there is no wall a person can’t climb and no goal a person can’t reach.

This Infographic illustrates how hearing aid technology has developed and advanced through time. From the 17th century ear trumpet to the latest development in invisible hearing aids (the Lyric), technology has not only transformed hearing loss treatment but also the lives of many.

In recent years, the wearable technology industry has exploded, with fitness-centric wearables leading the way. Fitbits, Jawbones and other fitness trackers are now a common accessory, and the technology is only getting smarter with some trackers able to monitor sleep patterns, calories burned, and heart rate.

Bioinformatics is the careful application of computers and statistics to the field of biology. It includes things such as machine learning and computing at high rate of performance in order to help solve biological problems. Currently, computational biology has been able to make great strides in the medical industry, helping to map and analyze necessary DNA and protein sequences, build detailed models for artificial organs, and even validate and design pharmaceutical drugs.

Here is an infographic approach to learn the history of apps. It all starts with year 1983 since the inception of mobile applications and devices and represents developments till mid of year 2015.