Technology Infographics

Since its inception, the Microsoft Windows operating system has gone through quite a bit of evolution. The following infographic from Tech King outlines the history and current status of the world’s most popular operating system.

This infographic published by MBAOnline.com provides statistical data regarding the number of texters around the world including specific examples of how text messages are changing the world through texting with banks, governments and health care systems.

Modern mothers have discovered the power of smart phones to help keep their families connected, organized and safe. This fun Infographic has a look at how modern moms are using today’s smart phones.

The economy is in distress and Consumerville needs a hero. This infographic tells the tale of flash memory as if it were straight from a comic book.

Did you know that 89% of adults around the world believe that technology can turn a cause into a movement faster than anything else? This Infographic is the result of Walden University’s research into social change around the world via digital technology.

This Infographic takes a look at the this year’s saga that began once HP discontinued its TouchPad Tablet, drastically cutting its price to dump inventory. All of a sudden, the New Tablet was in demand and this brought about a series of events, which have been outlined in the Infographic below.

150 years ago, the first transcontinental telegraph was sent, forever transforming how data was communicated. This shift away from physical delivery began the data revolution. Fast forward to 2011 and we now have applications, social networks, file sharing, teleconferencing, music, videos, customer data, and business insights – all hosted in the cloud.

In this Infographic, CSC commissioned a survey of IT decision makers in eight countries to find out the motivations behind their move to cloud computing systems and its effects on their businesses. The data they gathered is all neatly packed into this infographic.

This infographic is derived from a survey conducted by GSMA Rina asking people how they use their cellphones. It also breaks down cellphone use by country, age and gender.

Remember the day when when an “app” might have stood for a job application? Nowadays, computer and mobile apps have become the norm. This Infographic shows how popular apps have become, which apps are the most popular, and provides detailed numerical information for app use and downloads.