Technology Infographics

In the following infographic, App Data Room outlines the evident craze that has long existed with smartphone apps. They start by providing a brief history of apps and the apps marketplace and then shed light on new buying concepts in relation to apps and mobile technology. Finally, they present a few well-known apps and how they grew to be so popular among mobile users.

Silicon Valley is well-known as one of the biggest tech hubs in the U.S. However, more tech hubs are sprouting up in unexpected places. Check out the infographic below presented by Sparefoot to learn more.

The ‘smart’ tag is being applied to an increasing array of products and services. But what does ‘smart’ really mean? According to research by White Space, the ‘smart’ tag has gone from a technical device with advanced and intelligent capabilities to an everyday consumer staple.

As computer repair experts, Happy Hamster knows a lot about the common computer problems that are expensive to fix. Take a look at the following infographic to learn more about the most expensive computer repairs and how to avoid them.

Printing has been an essential part of business and will continue to be as mobile devices become a more integral part of the work day. Check out the infographic below presented to learn about how mobile devices and printers make a perfect pair.

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.