Infographic: Facebook vs Twitter from a marketing perspective

Facebook and Twitter are the two biggest social applications that we know of in the social space. Facebook is by far the biggest social network in the world with over 500 million users vs. twitter’s 106 million. Twitter and Facebook seemed very different in the beginning, but when looking at it from a marketing standpoint they all have the same objectives.

Infographic - How's the Apple app store doing?

Seriously, there’s nothing like reading an infographic to make boring stats seem interesting, and this one is no different. Though some of the data compiled in this image I find rather shocking. I mean, I would’ve never imagined the huge market that books takes up in the App Store - it just didn’t make sense to me. There are over 50,000 apps in the book section, which is astonishing figuring the major competition with Apple’s own iBooks app. — Check out the full imge after the break!

Infographic - How we are using our Cellphones

It’s become as important as food to some people, and seemingly more important to others — and what I am talking about is the cellphone. Ever since its introduction in 1973 as the worlds first “practical” handset, the cellphone has taken the world by storm and has now become a necessity if you want to live the day to day life of the average Joe. Skip forward 37 years and the chart below finally makes sense — this is how the world uses their mobile phones.

39% of employees would quit if Facebook was banned, and other statistics

By reading this, you’re basically a statistic. This (really well designed) infographic by OnlineMBA presents some of the most surprising statistics about people in the workplace, and how they waste time. Online videos, social networking and games are the downfall of most employees, and presumably cripple workplace efficiency — but we want to know what it’s like when theres no way for workers to take a break… personally, we’d go insane.

The Evolution of Geeks - Infographic

For years, geeks have managed to survive the ruthless taunting and ridicule in school (and life) in hopes of being accepted. Well, not only are geeks accepted in society, they are now one of the major trend-setters, and they are taking on the corporate world by force. Their values and visions are seeping into the mainstream world, and they have officially become the sensation of the 21st century — the question is, how did this all start?

Why Android is Taking Over - Infographic

iPhone was top-dog for a while — reaping the success and running with the benefits of being an industry leader (in the publics eye). As soon as Android hopped on board, they started slowly, but quickly began to break ground on what is soon to be one of the top Mobile technologies in the world.

E-waste is getting out of control - Infographic

In today’s world, we want more (and better quality) for less, and less money. The average household has enough electronics to build an (awesome) gadget-fort, and the most popular way to get rid of the gadgets we no-longer want is to simply toss them on the trash. Little thought is put into what actually happens behind the scenes, and how our electronics are picked apart for valuable metals, and disposed of. Here is a simple infographic of how much e-waste we are generating, and a video showing what actually happens when you “recycle” a gadget.