Here’s another great infographic for your viewing pleasure. This one’s from Mashable, and it’s about location technology. I’ll admit I’ve been big into geolocation apps as of late, especially Foursquare. I’m planning on writing a post about this technology sometime later this week, so look out for that.
For now, check out the history of location technology. Since the image is so big, I have posted it after the break.
As always, I welcome your thoughts and opinions. I’d love to hear what you think in the comment section below or on Twitter!
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Here is another great infographic from VisualEconomics. This one covers a lot of great facts and statistics about Facebook, its 1 million app developers, 550,000+ apps, and the enormous amounts of money that are being made every day.
Because the graphic is such a large image, I have posted a link to it here.
Please let me know what you think in the comment section below!
Since it’s Monday, I figured this would be a good infographic to share. The 40-hour workweek has been the standard for many years but with increases in technology many say we’ll see a decline. As efficiency and automation increases work hours should decrease.
Another infographic from VisualEconomics, this one displays the percentages of people around the world who still work 40+ hours a week.
Since the image is so huge, I have posted a link to it here.
In the spirit of the World Cup (which I am totally digging right now), I have posted an interesting infographic from VisualEconomics. This infographic details how the world spends time online and social networking data.
Since the image is too big to post here, I have provided a link to the infographic here. Enjoy!
In recent weeks I’ve posted a couple great infographics on Facebook and Twitter facts and figures. Since you’ve all liked them so much, I’ve decided to try to make that a regular thing on the blog.
OnlineSchools was nice of enough to reach out to me recently regarding their stock of detailed infographics they make. They have graphics on everything ranging from art to health and business. I love posting detailed information like this and I will be posting anything I think will be useful to this community.
The graphic I’ve chosen for today details the rise of social gaming and the company Zynga, which is responsible for some of the web’s most popular games like Farmville, Cafe World, and Mafia Wars. Social gaming is a lucrative industry right now and I have a feeling it’s only going to get bigger with social networks.
Have a look at these amazing statistics. Due to the image’s size I’ve posted it after the break.
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