Facebook’s 1.11 billion monthly active users come in all different shapes and sizes. Optify has created the following infographic to depict some of the common types of Facebook user you might come across. Which one are you?
Mobile internet usage is booming and nowhere is this more obvious than the online video market. People are watching more online video these days than ever before. Check out some of the numbers below.
Pay for performance is a financial reward system for employees in which some or all of their monetary compensation is related to how their performance is assessed relative to stated criteria. Establishing compensation plans around clearly defined goals is designed to increase the productivity of your workforce. But is your pay for performance program actually increasing productivity?
Since its inception in 2007, Tumblr has grown to boast over 185 million monthly visitors. This makes it the 31st most popular website in the world. And it’s more than just people posting cat GIFs. Many brands, especially in the fashion industry, have adopted Tumblr as its blogging platform of choice. In the following infographic, learn who is on Tumblr and how they’re using the site.
Social Media is popular nowadays with a lot of people using it to find persons of interest. Sometimes social media can really be useful because it alerts people, find missing persons, and even schedule events. Social Media is also good in finding a classmate in school to have as a roommate when you are in your apartment or a dorm.
The infographic is all about internet speeds and how they compare in various states in the United States. In the first quarter of 2012 the average home internet speed for users in the U.S. was around 6 Megabits per second (Mbps). Most common internet speed right now is around 10Mbps and it was compared to national average.
Skype has been bringing people together for over ten years now. Check out the infographic below to learn about the fascinating people, places and behaviors Skype has inspired.
Oh, celebrities. What happens when the rich and famous figure out that they can broadcast their every thought out into the world immediately via their cell phone, without the intervention or advice of their manager, publicist or other PR staff? Celebrity Twitter Battles, that’s what happens.
The Internet is a vastly different beast today than it was 40 years ago. This infographic takes a close look at the transformation that brought it from four computers to over 750 million households. Today, in one single minute, the Internet accommodates 700 videos, 28,000 Tumblr posts, 100,000 tweets and more than 34,000 Facebook likes–and that’s just average.
Hackers have proven time and again that having a lengthy, strong password made of random characters is critical to personal and business security. With Google’s recent release of the 10 worst password ideas, we can plainly see that consumers still cling to terrible password creation habits such as using pet names and wedding anniversary dates. One way to help keep your family or business users safe online is through creating strong passwords or by using a password management tool.
