The infographic from Dot Com Infoway focuses on the APIs that are sure to guide the next generation of iPhone and iPad apps. These game-changing APIs will allow developers to create more engaging apps, and also more customized and smoother experiences for users.
This infographic highlights some of the pioneering women who helped invent the technology we use today, as well as women who are modern rising stars in developing new technology, and leading some of the top tech companies.
Assistive technology has made it possible for those with a disability to lead the best life that they can through the use of innovative technology. This infographic outlines some of the leading gadgets on the market that can help change people’s lives.
Here is an informative infographic that breaks down how your devices learn to talk to you. The graphic takes us through how automatic speech recognition (ASR) works, examples of ASR at work and also how speech recognition learns from you.
Falk speed reducers are essential for the successful running of machinery for industrial applications, from mining to pulp and paper to cement mixing. Falk speed reducers in particular are known for their ruggedness and durability. Mar-Dustrial Sales examined a Falk speed reducer, Type YBX, to see what makes up a typical speed reducer.
Here is an infographic by Dell about the history of computer security threats that goes through the timeline of the last 70 years. It talks about bugs, viruses and those pesky Russians.
Want to upgrade your iPhone or iPad to iOS 8 but don’t want to lose your precious data? Then you might want to follow the steps laid out in this infographic put together by the folks at Wondershare.
Mobile app development is clearly gaining a strong footage and is a lucrative business proposition. No wonder the competition is huge and fewer taste success. In the following infographic, explore the attributes that make it a lucrative business option.
Did you know that 51% of high school students carry a smartphone? It may be no surprise that America’s youth rely on technology and crave connectivity in their daily lives. However, could this desire for connectivity be plumbed for educational purposes? Here SinglePoint Communications examines the drive toward school bus WiFi and the use of mobile Internet in school buses.
How many “things,” including your body, can you communicate with through a device? And will a smartwatch become more like a wearable woven into your garments, contact lenses or implanted into your body? Whatever the eventual device, it is manufacturers that play a lead role in translating technologies into new products for tomorrow.
