How Kids, Parents, and Grandparents Use Technology Differently

Technology plays an important role in daily life for people of all ages, but the reasons people use it often vary by generation. To better understand these different habits, the team at Ooma reviewed current research on how children, parents and grandparents interact with technology today. 

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The World’s Most Incredible Libraries You Can Still Visit

Inspired by these enduring symbols of knowledge, the team at WizardPins decided to explore some of the most remarkable libraries still standing today, places where history, architecture, and culture come together in ways you can actually experience in person.

Cybersecurity For Small Business: What You Actually Need

Ask a six-person shop owner what they need for cybersecurity, and they’ll tell you they’re not sure because at least four different vendors have pitched them an expensive cybersecurity operations center. What owners really need is unglamorous.

Anatomy of a Modern Web Page: How 40% Content Became 100% Distraction

Modern web pages have become increasingly bloated. Here is a visual analysis that examines how today’s websites allocate bandwidth and screen space, the impact that clutter has on usability, cognitive load, and accessibility.

The Attention Economy: Where Your Time Actually Goes

This infographic explores how the modern “attention economy” consumes our daily time by analyzing where our focus is directed amidst constant digital stimulation. It breaks down how different screen activities and social media platforms compete for our limited attention.

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Internet and Social Safety for Children

Internet and Social Safety for Children

The Internet is an important part of today’s culture, especially for children and youth, for whom school work, online gaming, and social networking are among the most popular activities. Children and young people face a broad spectrum of risks when they use a computer. Some are threats to their safety or privacy. Still, others may result from children intentionally or unintentionally violating laws such as copyright or defamation.

Everything You Need To Do Before a Home Renovation

Everything You Need To Do Before a Home Renovation

So you want to renovate your home? The key to any successful renovation is planning, more planning, preparation, and more preparation. You’ll need to do your homework on costs, financing, contractors, permits, materials, and more. The best way to approach the process is to allow yourself time to take it step-by-step and not have to rush into any decisions.

Healthcare Communication: How Technology Improves Patient Safety

Healthcare Communication: How Technology Improves Patient Safety

There are many common misconceptions about how doctors, nurses and hospitals communication with each other. In this infographic, you’ll learn about how technologies that enable modern healthcare communications, and what the future holds for this industry and its essential institutions.

Defending Your Apartment From Monsters

Defending Your Apartment From Monsters

Catastrophes such as fires, floods or even earthquakes can be problematic for homeowners. But what if your home is attacked by a monster? What if there was a werewolf breaking down your door? How about if a mummy was in your living room? In this infographic, ForRent.com shows how to defend your apartment from the various monsters of classic horror movies.

Trick Or Treat Your Way Into Halloween Sales Like a Pirate

Trick Or Treat Your Way Into Halloween Sales Like a Pirate

Whether or not trick-or-treating is up your alley, Halloween and all its festivities can’t be ignored. This year 171 million Americans plan to partake in the holiday, which may include anything from pumpkin-carving and costume planning to party hosting and party-crashing. Spending will hit an all-time high at $8.4B, with a $1.5B increase in spending since the previous year.

Halloween 2016 By The Numbers

Halloween 2016 By The Numbers

From the 16.2% of people who plan to put costumes on their pets to the 72% of parents who admit stealing from their kids’ trick-or-treating stash, there’s always something interesting to learn about Halloween. So to ease your fears and help you enjoy a fun, safe Halloween, the team at WalletHub has created an infographic with a collection of the best Halloween factoids they could find,

Scariest States According to Movies

Scariest States According to Movies

The team at ForRent.com looked at the 100 highest-grossing horror films of all time and the 100 most critically acclaimed horror films of all time to figure out just where America’s scariest place to live is. Here is a breakdown of the spookiest/ most deadly states, according to top-grossing horror movies.

Olympic Trampoline 101

Olympic Trampoline 101

Trampolines are not just for getting energy out in the backyard; they are a huge part of sports and Olympic history. Trampoline enthusiasts everywhere have George Nissen, a diver and gymnast, and Larry Griswold, also a gymnast, for building the first trampoline. It quickly gained momentum and by 1964 it made its mark in the world of sports.

10 Years of Cell Phone Use

10 Years of Cell Phone Use

A telephone is necessary, both for safety and connection. But in a short time, our phone habits have morphed from the head tilt of cradling a wall phone handset to the forward slouch of hunching over our smartphones. Here is an infographic about what cell phones have done to our bodies over the past 10 years.

Internet and Social Safety for Children

Internet and Social Safety for Children

The Internet is an important part of today’s culture, especially for children and youth, for whom school work, online gaming, and social networking are among the most popular activities. Children and young people face a broad spectrum of risks when they use a computer. Some are threats to their safety or privacy. Still, others may result from children intentionally or unintentionally violating laws such as copyright or defamation.

Everything You Need To Do Before a Home Renovation

Everything You Need To Do Before a Home Renovation

So you want to renovate your home? The key to any successful renovation is planning, more planning, preparation, and more preparation. You’ll need to do your homework on costs, financing, contractors, permits, materials, and more. The best way to approach the process is to allow yourself time to take it step-by-step and not have to rush into any decisions.

Healthcare Communication: How Technology Improves Patient Safety

Healthcare Communication: How Technology Improves Patient Safety

There are many common misconceptions about how doctors, nurses and hospitals communication with each other. In this infographic, you’ll learn about how technologies that enable modern healthcare communications, and what the future holds for this industry and its essential institutions.

Defending Your Apartment From Monsters

Defending Your Apartment From Monsters

Catastrophes such as fires, floods or even earthquakes can be problematic for homeowners. But what if your home is attacked by a monster? What if there was a werewolf breaking down your door? How about if a mummy was in your living room? In this infographic, ForRent.com shows how to defend your apartment from the various monsters of classic horror movies.

Trick Or Treat Your Way Into Halloween Sales Like a Pirate

Trick Or Treat Your Way Into Halloween Sales Like a Pirate

Whether or not trick-or-treating is up your alley, Halloween and all its festivities can’t be ignored. This year 171 million Americans plan to partake in the holiday, which may include anything from pumpkin-carving and costume planning to party hosting and party-crashing. Spending will hit an all-time high at $8.4B, with a $1.5B increase in spending since the previous year.

Halloween 2016 By The Numbers

Halloween 2016 By The Numbers

From the 16.2% of people who plan to put costumes on their pets to the 72% of parents who admit stealing from their kids’ trick-or-treating stash, there’s always something interesting to learn about Halloween. So to ease your fears and help you enjoy a fun, safe Halloween, the team at WalletHub has created an infographic with a collection of the best Halloween factoids they could find,

Scariest States According to Movies

Scariest States According to Movies

The team at ForRent.com looked at the 100 highest-grossing horror films of all time and the 100 most critically acclaimed horror films of all time to figure out just where America’s scariest place to live is. Here is a breakdown of the spookiest/ most deadly states, according to top-grossing horror movies.

Olympic Trampoline 101

Olympic Trampoline 101

Trampolines are not just for getting energy out in the backyard; they are a huge part of sports and Olympic history. Trampoline enthusiasts everywhere have George Nissen, a diver and gymnast, and Larry Griswold, also a gymnast, for building the first trampoline. It quickly gained momentum and by 1964 it made its mark in the world of sports.

10 Years of Cell Phone Use

10 Years of Cell Phone Use

A telephone is necessary, both for safety and connection. But in a short time, our phone habits have morphed from the head tilt of cradling a wall phone handset to the forward slouch of hunching over our smartphones. Here is an infographic about what cell phones have done to our bodies over the past 10 years.