Technology Infographics

This infographic supports the publication of the “2012 Cloud Accounting Evaluation Guide” written by research firm Vital Analysis and the webinar recording “The Top 6 Things You Didn’t Know About Cloud Accounting Systems (But Should!)” with ZDnet columnist Brian Sommer – FinancialForce.com.

This infographic traces the vast growth in telephony history throughout the past 170 years, beginning with linemans’ service of the telegraph through data transmission to the high speed data system we have today. It includes the history of the test set, or butt set, and how Fluke Networks’ TS54 TDR test set sets a new industry standard for the tool.

Mobile app downloads have become immensely popular these days all over the world. South Korea is leading in mobile apps downloading followed by Hong Kong and Taiwan. This entertaining infographic, designed by InfoGraphic Design Team, will help you to learn about the amazing facts about the trends of downloading mobile apps.

Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) is the one topic that has remained top of mind for everyone in IT this year. For some it equals freedom, for some it is a nightmare waiting to happen. This new infographic from Xigo explores the numbers behind BYOD and how best to manage it.

Today’s moms are social media savvy and as such, are typically armed with gadgets. They’re packing technology, not just lunches. And while these moms have a new-found cool, they are still the moms we’ve loved all along. In this infographic, we explore the ways that moms are increasingly connected through social media and digital devices.

This infographic, published by [x]cube Labs, makes readers to understand about the concepts like device ownership among employees, types of mobile employee, employee mobile preferences and work without a smartphone for a week. The in-depth analysis with exact figures will enthrall you.

This infographic, published by Emailtray, focuses on some of the most popular communication channels and includes quick facts and figures on personal meetings, phone calling, emailing, instant messaging, blogging, forums and wiki; distinctive features, advantages and disadvantages of each method of communication.

Whether we’re happy about it or not, our technology changes at a breakneck pace with all technologies eventually being overcome by new innovations. In the business world this kind of tech is known as “disruptive technology.” In this infographic, look at many of the crucial disruptions that have brought us to today’s tech.

This infographic takes a look at how big Apple really is. With 40% of Apple’s revenue coming from the iPhone alone, it has boosted the company to become the most valuable company in the world.