Technology Infographics

Have you upgraded from XP to Windows 7 or 8? If not you better do so soon. On 8th April Microsoft will officially stop supporting Windows XP, putting your machine at risk. For businesses the threat is more severe. Take a look at this infographic to find out why migrating from Windows XP should be at the top of your to do list.

The following infographic from GreatBusinessSchools.org takes a look at the war of products and ideas between two of today`s biggest tech giants.

What if Downton Abbey was a smart home? How would wifi, phones, texts and smart technology devices change the lives of the nobility and servants? Find out with this infographic.

Computer programming is on the rise. In fact, it is estimated that by 2020, computer-related employment will rise by 22%. Check out the following infographic to learn more.

The myths and facts of IP surveillance cameras have been long discussed in our community. This infographic summarizes what tone needs to look at before purchasing surveillance products as there are various options and wide variety of choices when it comes to surveillance market.

We all love our smartphones, but when it comes to mobile privacy they aren’t really the best. Check out the following infographic to learn about how smartphones can essentially hack your life.

Believe it or not, but women actually prefer men that are tech savvy over gym rats. Check out the following infographic presented by Crucial to learn more.

Welcome to the future where your house keys will tell you they’re still on your desk at work, your tools will remind you you loaned them to a friend and your car will drive itself to retrieve both. Business Management Degrees has put together an infographic detailing Google’s dominion over data through their mapping program. The graphic is particularly interesting to those of us with interests in privacy, education, and of course the control of data and personal information.

BLE and NFC are playing a key role in helping mobile technologies redefine how businesses and consumers engage with one another. But how are they different? Check out the following infographic to learn more.