The way people consume content on the internet is always changing. Some of the biggest changes over time have been when it comes to music and video. Check out the infographic below presented by Torchbrowser to see how content consumption has evolved over the years.
Americans love connectivity. Even when traveling, we’re less inclined to set aside our laptops, tablets and other devices. As a result, free mobile WiFi access is becoming one of the most sought-after amenities on buses, trains and airplanes as well as at hotels and campgrounds. This infographic from SinglePoint shows how our need for connectivity is affecting the way we travel.
Have you ever been amazed by the pace at which computers increase in speed and processing power and yet keep getting cheaper? You’re not alone. Gordon Moore is famous for his observation that the number of transistors and integrated circuits in computer tends to double every two years or so. The following infographic outlines this phenomenon in the evolution of both ram and processors over the past four decades.
You know love is in the air when you start seeing Cupid cutouts and giant red hearts everywhere you go. And this may all be endearing and dazzling to some, but if you’ve just come to realize Valentine’s Day is a few sunsets away, you may not find the love fest decorations so lovely anymore. You may be stuck in a moment of anxiety just like Tommy, our hero.
Do you remember the days you sent a 160-character SMS and played Snake? Well, we’ve certainly come a long way since then. This infographic reveals how much mobile broadband has grown. Discover the humble beginnings of mobile usage from budding 1G technology in the 80s all the way up to the super-awesome 4G broadband providers.
The mobile wars are heating up again with Google and Apple going head to head in what many believe to be one of the most important technology battles yet: Apple’s Siri vs. Google Voice Search. Think you know everything about this battling duo? Check out this infographic to find out how it all began, the incredible amount of money spent on mobile patents, and some of the key differences in their approach to delivering mobile solutions.
This infographic provides an in-depth account of the amazing progression of presentation technology over the past two centuries. From the blackboard in the early 19th century, to the Kodachrome 35mm slide film of the 30s, to the overhead transparency projects used in the 40s by the police and Army, to the release of PowerPoint in 1987 only for Macintosh (astonishing), to the myriad of cloud-based and mobile options available today today.
CES is the worlds largest consumer technology tradeshow. It showcases all the new and upcoming technology. This infographic presented by BestChoiceReviews highlights the CES trends for 2013 as well as the winners in different categories for 2012. Check it out below to see what’s new in the tech world.
The race to produce a sustainable, scalable form of biofuel has become ‘wacky’ – literally. There are articles printed daily heralding the latest method of producing fuel, be it converting whiskey waste, recycling cooking oil or scooping algae from the ocean. Big Oil is ploughing millions each year into production and research – so why has an answer to our fuel needs not been found yet?
Mass transit WiFi availability is important to riders across the U.S. This infographic from SinglePoint Communications shows how bus WiFi availability impacts ridership, how public transportation systems have grown and the best cities for public transit.
