Technology Infographics

Android is used by well known technology giants such as Samsung, HTC, Hauwei, Zte, Motorola, Sony, LG and more. Google bought Android and advanced it far enough to make it a serious player while competing with other mobile operating systems. This infographic lists some fascinating facts about the little green robot that you may not have known before.

Toshiba analyses the evolution of laptops while celebrating its laptop number 10 million. How have the factors changed when choosing a laptop? How heavy was a laptop in 1988? Which one has been the best selling laptop? Discover answers to these questions and more in the following infographic.

Technology-addicted consumers have come to expect mobile WiFi everywhere they go – especially during their morning commute. This infographic outlines the growing demand for mobile WiFi by commuters, how they use it, the changing face of mass transit riders, and the growing use of WiFi on buses and trains.

The shocking facts of iOS have been revealed; how an imbalance between privacy and functionality on an iOS can expose iPhone users to greater online and software threats. In this infographic, discover tips for an iOS device from a list of different factors, traits, exercise patterns.

With the 3D Printing creating a buzz throughout the tech-o-sphere, other industries are still wondering how these advanced ink technologies can prove valuable to their industries. It is obvious that 3D printing can be of great value in architecture, engineering and automotive facets, however, industries such as the fashion do not usually come to mind when thinking about this innovative technology. Imagine having the ability to print your clothes?

This infographic displays some of the key moments in the history of mobile technology and also touches on how it has impacted the way we all operate our businesses.

Do applications in your organization have vulnerabilities that hackers could exploit? According to a study conducted by Quotium, only 11% of Information Security Managers feel that their applications are secure, despite the fact that the vast majority of them are using a wide range of solutions to mitigate application threats.

We all experience that dread that comes along with contracts and 2-year commitments, as well as really expensive contracts that don’t really serve a purpose. However, technology that began in 1973 that has transformed over the decades can now help deal with your typical phone services. VoIP is where the world is going to. Voice over Internet Protocol gives people more flexibility with their minutes, contracts and even devices.

In the hotbed of innovation, many ideas don’t have markets beyond the Bay Area, leading to the thought that the valley advances more and more, while the rest of the country lags behind. But, are Silicon Valley startups solving fake problems to amuse their technophile friends?