Technology Infographics

American Dialect Society members voted ‘google’ to be the most useful word of the year in 2012. And Google is probably still one of the most useful and influential companies in the world. Let’s learn something about this fantastic phenomenon of our modern world in this infographic.

A lot of new technologies totally transformed the way we look at CPU performance. This infographic looks at server class CPUs from the Pentium era CPUs of 1993 to today. Check it out below to learn more.

Device fingerprinting takes note of characteristics of your device, such as browser, fonts, and what your browser talks to, and identifies you. Once identified, you are tracked on your journey through cyberspace. In a recent experiment, 94% of users were able to be tracked using device fingerprinting. Not only is this legal, but it is used by online marketers to garner a bigger bottom line in their sales departments.

This infographic takes a look back at the technological advancements of the last decade, since the first electronic programmable computer was built in 1943, which is exactly 70 years ago this month.

Passengers on private charters not only increasingly use mobile devices, but they have come to expect mobile WiFi when they travel. This infographic examines the private charter industry, its importance to the American economy, and its use by students and the educational system.

App Optimization for iOS 7, which has been specially designed for iOS app developers. It offers insights on the new features and tools available in Apple’s latest OS, and encourages app developers (who have not yet made the iOS 7 leap) to move their apps forward to avoid providing users with an outdated app experience.

We use our phones for everything. In fact, some of us couldn’t get through the holidays without it. But just why is it so important? In the infographic below, Asurion takes a look at what Americans use their cellphones for most.

When it comes to treats, Android does it best. Having its versions named after desserts, Team Social Cubix has put together an infographic that looks at the history of Android and will send its readers on a sugar rush.

Ever wondered what’s next after Google Glass? Or how about trying to understand how augmented reality could be useful to the every-man? Well, this neat infographic takes a look at the various fields who are currently using augmented reality to enhance the user experience. The sky’s the limit with this technology and we’ll be seeing it more and more in hospitals, schools, retail locations and possible on your own eyeball.

Google’s first Nexus phone started out as a developer device, but through the years the lineup became more and more popular with the end-user market as well. Last year’s Nexus devices produced great sales figures, and the new generation is even more promising. To celebrate the arrival of the Nexus 5, this infographic shows the evolution of Google’s Nexus phones, from the beginning to the brand new handset.