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30 Statistics About Cutting the Cord in the United States

You’ve probably noticed that many of your friends have cut the cord and given up cable TV and landlines. The Ooma study, Cutting the Cord Statistics in the U.S., shows that millions of Americans have joined the trend of switching from traditional wired services.

How CAD Software Changed the World

When it comes to engineering, designing products, and machining them, CAD software has changed the world. Learn more in this handy infographic on SOLIDWORKS 30th anniversary below.

What Is the Best Movie of All Time?

The quality of a film is largely subjective, though we can point to aspects like strong stories and performances, beautiful cinematography, and a stunning soundtrack. Some films have themes and messages that resonate years later, standing the test of time.

Which State Has the Cleanest Homes in America?

The team at Oxi Fresh proved we can measure cleanliness with a map of the U.S. featuring states ranked by their score on the Oxi Fresh Home Cleanliness Index. While cleanliness is subjective in some ways, the team endeavored to create a fair comparison.

How Businesses Can Protect Themselves From Cybersecurity Threats in 2025

Cybersecurity is a constant threat to businesses in the modern era as businesses the world over will spend over $1.25 trillion on cybersecurity in 2025. This number makes sense when we consider that cyberattacks are estimated to cost businesses five times that amount.

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Which are the Greatest Sports Fans in America?

Dec 15, 2011

Who are the best sports fans in America? It’s a good question. Wherever you live, you probably think that your city is the most passionate, has the loudest crowds, and deserve the title of America’s greatest sports fans. This infographic looks into it and displays some facts and figures that reveal who really are the craziest, most sports-demented lunatic fans in North America!

The Evolution of Facebook Features

Dec 15, 2011

If you have been on Facebook for any length of time, you no doubt have noticed the numerous changes and upgrades that have occurred since it initially launched in 2006. This Infographic demonstrates just how many (and how often) changes have taken place. Confused You’re not alone!

How Bicycling Can Save Us

Dec 15, 2011

Americans are getting fatter every year, and weight-related diseases kill at a rate second only to tobacco. There’s been lots of proposed solutions to that problem–rejiggering the food pyramid, advertising campaigns, soda taxes. But the simplest of all might just be bicycles. This Infographic lays out the argument as to how biking can save us.

Disability in America

Dec 15, 2011

This Infographic from Braun Ability provides interesting data on America’s disabled population.

The Endangered Giant Panda

Dec 15, 2011

One of the most endangered animals in the world, the Giant Panda, needs protecting. This Infographic from ClarityWEB is armed with all the facts and figures you need to know to help preserve this species.

The Who, Why, And How Of Twitter

Dec 15, 2011

Since Twitter launched in 2006, it has enjoyed tremendous growth around the world. Both private users and public companies have embraced the microblogging platform to share news, photos, links, and more. This Infographic explores who tweets, why they do, what they share and how often they do.

The TouchPad Effect (Or, The Tale of the Zombie Tablet)

Dec 14, 2011

This Infographic takes a look at the this year’s saga that began once HP discontinued its TouchPad Tablet, drastically cutting its price to dump inventory. All of a sudden, the New Tablet was in demand and this brought about a series of events, which have been outlined in the Infographic below.

Diabetes Awareness Month 2011 – By The Numbers

Dec 14, 2011

This Infographic provides a visualization of people in the diabetes community showing support of diabetes awareness events and initiatives, during diabetes awareness month and World Diabetes Day in 2011.

Alternative Holidays: Festivus For the Rest of Us

Dec 14, 2011

I love this! Seinfeld is one of the all time great comedy sit-coms to ever grace a television set. This Infographic provides details on the alternative holiday – Festivus, brought to popularity in the December 18, 1997 Seinfeld episode, “The Strike”. How many of you prefer Festivus to the traditional commercialized Christmas so many celebrate today?

How Data Found the Cloud

Dec 14, 2011

150 years ago, the first transcontinental telegraph was sent, forever transforming how data was communicated. This shift away from physical delivery began the data revolution. Fast forward to 2011 and we now have applications, social networks, file sharing, teleconferencing, music, videos, customer data, and business insights – all hosted in the cloud.