More than 70 million people in the US are using wearable technology to improve their day to day lives. From smartwatches to smartphones, smart rings and smart bands. Wearables have become immensely popular in recent years as app developers strive to make them even more usable to the general public.
As of the writing of this post, there are currently 4,550 satellites orbiting the Earth. Their purposes range from military observation to communications. But which countries and companies are responsible for each of these satellites? This graphic visualizes the companies that are responsible for the most satellites as well as their countries of operations.
Over the summer, spyware known as Pegasus made global news when it infected thousands of phones internationally. The targets included journalists, activists and politicians. Consequently, thousands of phone numbers were leaked. In the following infographic, PeopleFinders.com looks at Pegasus Spyware and how to protect your information.
You may be searching for a new business phone system, and when you Google “business phone systems,” the millions of various results for terms like “UCaaS,” “VoIP,” and “Cloud Communications” might confuse you. How can you tell the difference between these solutions and which is best for your company? Acefone clarifies the differences between UCaaS and VoIP in the following infographic.
Mobile app development cost can vary dramatically depending on a number of factors. How much does it cost to develop a mobile app? Which features make the app development cost go up and how do you find the right vendor to save on the service provider charges? DOIT Software has put together the following app development cost guide.
Given the chip shortages, supply chain, and shipping issues, holiday shopping might look a lot different this year. The gift you want to give might be sitting in a drawer and you could give it new life by getting it fixed inexpensively by an expert. Learn more about holiday tech shortages in the infographic below, courtesy of uBreakiFix.
In today’s world, it appears that cyber attacks and ransomware is an eventuality for your business to have to deal with. But there’s hope! Learn how to you can be proactive in stopping ransomware in the following infographic, courtesy of Cyber Security Degrees.
The Kenbak-1 is generally regarded as the world’s first personal computer. Only 50 were ever built, and they cost $750 in 197. It had just 256 bytes of RAM, and while there was no true microprocessor, its processing speed was the equivalent of 1 megahertz. In comparison, the recent HP Pavilion All-in-One has 16 gigabytes of RAM and 20 gigahertz of processing speed. PC specs have certainly come a long way in the past 50 years.
People have used passwords for authentication and security purposes for a long time and they have been inconvenient ever since. Fortunately, advances in security methods, particularly the emergence of biometrics technology, might replace the use of traditional passwords soon. Biometrics authentication refers to security processes that authenticate or verify an individual’s identity through unique biological traits such as fingerprint, facial characteristics, voices, and even retinas.
In today’s telecom industry, the Internet of Things is helping telecoms expand their services and capabilities across a wide range of industries. It’s unleashing a strong combination of super-fast speed, higher bandwidth, reduced latency, and improved power efficiency which could drive billions of more connections in the coming years. In this infographic, discover how IoT solutions and services are taking root in the telecom business and what improvements they offer.
