With every minute that passes the internet becomes bigger and more diversified than you could ever imagine. The rate at which people share information, pictures, and videos is nearly immeasurable as more and more people become connected. But have you ever wondered just what happens during each of those 60 seconds? — More after the break!
I’ve noticed that ever since I got a smartphone, whenever I have a spare minute, I occasionally check the various social outlets; namely Twitter. Before heading to bed I’ll navigate through twitter one last time to make sure I haven’t missed the latest breaking story — it’s happened before. And the first thing I do in the morning? Yep, you’ve guessed it. . This definitely can’t be good for my health, and this infographic tells me all about it. — More after the break!
I’ve never cared to look at how much data I use on my iPhone since I’m constantly connected to WiFi both at home and at work. But recently, since I’ve gotten my fiancé an iPhone 4, I’ve noticed that the amount of usage certain apps get plays a big part into one’s staying well below, or completely sky rocketing over their data limit. For those of unfortunate to not be connected to your own personal WiFi these figures might help relieve some stress that these top 10 apps aren’t the problem. Also, do yourself a favor and download Onavo! — More after the break!
When the day came that we could store an entire library on a little disk, magic became a reality, I mean think about it for a second. We’re all storing enough information to fill an entire building, but it’s all crammed inside a little silver box, which we know as a hard drive — it’s incredible. This is an awesome infographic that shows us how data storage evolved from 1980 to the present day.
It’s a law of nature that we grow up being taught that Google is richer than any search engine company ever should be. We don’t question it. But have you ever wondered just exactly how much Google pockets each year, and how much of that comes from advertising and its other countless services? For the most part none of this info should come as a shock to anyone but it does give you some perspective into just how disgustingly, fithly rich Sergey and Larry are and also how much power they have running the big G we all depend on. — More after the break!
There are many juggernauts in the gaming world, but no franchise has been so consistantly successful and genre dominating as Call of Duty. It all started when the World War II shooter Call of Duty hit shelves on October 29, 2003, jolting the FPS genre and recieving rave reviews and mounds of awards. It was a foot in the doorway of what would soon be one of the most popular game franchises in history — here’s a great infographic that breaks it down the history of Call of Duty’s success.
Minecraft has gone gold! Its final release version went live for download on Nov. 18th during the official Minecraft Convention in Las Vegas. And if you threw down the cash for the beta then you automatically get the full 1.0 version for freesies. Sounds like a sweet deal. But have you ever wondered how the game went from an independant project to a game that somehow rakes in about a million buclks each week? Well, then this infographic will get you up to speed, but watch out for zombies. — More after the break!
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