Technology Infographics

Keeping requisites and a changing face of education in mind, here is a roundup of latest back to school tech gadgets for 2013 to help you select the best gadgets in a jiffy.

Smartphones and tablets are now almost in every household, and they are often even replacing traditional desktops or, even more surprisingly, digital cameras. This trend will only continue to grow and cause a bigger dent in the market that companies like Olympus or Cannon had.

She loves you, wants to make you have fun and never ever wants you to leave. Nope, we’re not talking about a crazy girlfriend here but rather the Xbox One! Kensignton looks at the Xbox One in this infographic.

Wiretapping has been around since the invention of the telephone-and the government has been listening ever since. In 1928, the Supreme Court approved of wiretapping, along with using the recorded conversations as evidence. In 1945 the government takes it a step further by receiving microfilm copies of every telegram that enters and leaves the country-known as project Shamrock. Learn more about wiretapping – what it is and it’s history in this infographic.

The data mining business is estimated to grow from $31 billion to $106 billion by 2016. We as consumers are analyzed and categorized by everything from whether we use pens or pencils to fill out forms to how much our mortgages are. Learn more about data mining in this infographic.

For more than 30 years Microsoft has dominated the enterprise technology market. Here, Firebrand Training provides an overview of Microsoft’s products – past and present.

With IPO flops and billion dollar tech acquisitions, many experts are debating the existence of a tech startup bubble. Is it real? Check out the infographic below presented by BizBrain.org to learn more about the tech startup bubble.

Space used to be seen as the final frontier – something that could only be experienced by astronauts and cosmonauts. Now though, thanks to NanoSatisfi and their nanosatellites, all you need is some basic hardware and software knowledge and you too can reach out and touch the stars. Grishin Robotics lays it all out in the following infographic.

Even Google Reader’s cult following couldn’t save the loved RSS reader from the scythe of the Google grave keeper. While we all love Google, it’s easy to forget just how many products and services Google has had to kill off in order to create the Google we love today. This infographic takes a gander at the Google Graveyard of products that once were.

Many have heard about telematics before but some people are still unsure of what it actually does. This visual explains how a telematics system help measure driver performance and how it can help company fleets become more efficient.