Liberty is the breath of life to nations. ~ George Bernard Shaw. 4th of July marks the approval of the Declaration of Independence by the Continental Congress in 1776. The day is mostly associated with parades, foods, fireworks, backyard barbecues and merry making across the country.
This infographic from Bluebird Care provides a historical timeline of how the hearing aid has arrived in our time, from the Ear Trumpet to the ground breaking In-Ear Amplifiers.
Mazda has been an integral player in the auto industry globally in the last decades; however, its history reaches back much further. This infographic traces the origin of Mazda’s history and the technological advancements that it has brought to its vehicles and to the industry as a whole through the years.
The Fiat 500, known as the Cinquecento, was a “People’s Car” produced by Fiat company between 1957 and 1975. Thames Motor Group looks at the history of the history of Fiat 500 in the following infographic.
Do you know the difference between an 8-Track and a MiniDisc? What about a Walkman and a Discman? This History of Portable Music gives you an insight into where it started, and how it came to be today.
Sometimes, it’s necessary to reflect back on how things were in order to truly appreciate how good you have things now. For instance, aren’t you grateful that services like USPS shipping are providing shipping solutions that are slightly more sophisticated than those used during the reign of Cyrus the Great back in 550 BC? That is, unless you’d prefer for your mail to be delivered via horse and message carrier.
Today, we have access to a multitude of channels plus features like DVR service, On Demand programming, and TV anywhere with apps and remote login access. All of this wonderful technology developed from years and years of innovation and it’s not done evolving yet. Take a look at the history of TV in this infographic.
Here is an exploration of the history of the mobile from its humble beginnings as a heavy brick-like device to the sleek handheld computers we have today, put together in infographic style.
With about 80 people, John Osteen began Lakewood Church in a dusty, abandoned feed store on Mother’s Day 1959. Now his son, Joel, runs a $56,5 million empire. Learn more about the evolution of Joel Osteen in this infographic.
Ever wondered what the first camera looked like? Who took the first picture ever? When digital cameras started being sold? This infographic timeline will take you on a journey in history to discover how photography was created and how it evolved.
