Since 1987, SXSW has morphed into an interactive, film and music conference and festival that brought together 19,364 attendees in 2011. Rocksauce Studios has created the following infographic that dissects the interactive portion of SXSW, and proves why this conference is the new popular techie playground.
From 1954 to present day, programming languages have evolved to change technology in many ways. This infographic takes a brief look at the evolution of programming and how the languages have changed to create advanced technological devices.
Mobile technology has become an integral part of our daily lives. However, what most people fail to consider is the potential harm mobile devices can cause to the body. This infographic looks at some of the common problems associated with heavy use of mobile technology.
Data security is a hot button for all businesses. However for banks, it is particularly critical due to the nature of the information they store as well as increasing compliance regulations. This infographic from CenturyLink that shows just how often our sensitive information is exposed and how organizations are fighting fraud.
There is a circle of life that makes the Tech Startup Ecosystem self-sustainable. This infographic places a magnifying glass up to each specimen to determine its role, predators, and prey. Take caution: this ecosystem rests in a delicate balance and is for your viewing pleasure only.
There is a phenomenon sweeping the digital nation. It’s called the “Pass Back” and it can be seen in restaurants, doctor offices, grocery stores and banks all across the country. Parents are sharing their smartphones and tablets with their kids to entertain and educate while running errands around town and at home.
You may have thought QR codes were something fairly new. However, they have been around since 1994. Check out this infographic provided by System ID – The Leader in Barcode Scanners and find out what you may not know about QR codes.
This compelling infographic from ClickSoftware explores how the mobile revolution has connected people in business and life, as well as what the future may hold.
With the increase in smart phone usage as well as mobile devices such as tablets, paying for things via those mobile devices is becoming more commonplace. Just as Internet commerce changes the way we shop and the way companies conduct business, using mobile devices to pay for things is bringing in a whole new era of change and transformation.
Believe it or not, the average connected consumer is not your typical texting teenager or a hipster with more devices than flannel shirts. In this infographic by Zmags, you will see that she is 40 years old, earns $63,000 and owns several Web-ready devices. She’s all over Facebook, loves to browse catalogs and is enthusiastic about shopping via her devices.
