When it comes to protecting your ever-so-valuable tech items you can’t put a price tag on home security, right? Well, Lunchbreath knows that’s a lie, and so they’ve drawn up a comical infographic on how you can protect your technological swag on the cheap. Warning: you might be tempted to actually do the following.
The iPhone has become a world-wide sensation in just over 3 years, and even after the fact, market-share keeps rising and there is no signs of the iPhone slowing down anytime soon. It has been dubbed the “Jesus Phone”, and it has become Apples main gateway into the lives of consumers, and has continued to advance what is possible on a phone. There has been heaps of controversy about the device, and the buzz will never stop. If you’re curious, here is a chart depicting the iPhones popularity compared to all other major brands.
From February of 2001 to August of 2010 Google has gobbled up numerous companies and services, to expand into the most iconic and diverse web company in history. They have a blogging platform, an analytics service, advertising, photo management, search (of course), and the most expansive video library in the world… most of which were bought from other companies. Here’s a look back into the history of Google’s ruthless Acquisition appetite.
Ever since Google became big man on campus, Microsoft has been ignoring the attention of online cloud users who naturally flocked over to services like Google Docs, Gmail and Calendar. Recently, Microsoft has made major pushes towards becoming a more “cloud friendly” company, but (unfortunately) their main focus is still the enterprise market. They have (very) recently started to claw their way into the consumer cloud, and managed to gain steam in what seems to be the fastest growing market today. Google is still on top, but Microsoft appears to be building a solid foundation and is now trying to keep their heads in the clouds and their eyes on the prize.
We’ve been hearing the term HTML5 almost for the entirety of 2010, but just what the heck does it mean anyway?
Well, in lamens terms it’s the newest iteration of the HTML language, which is used to display, format, and stylize everything from websites to embedded video. And HTML5 is… actually, y’know what? I think I’ll let the infographic do the talking - See it HERE
What the heck is bigger than porn these days? I will tell you: the online dating industry. Yeah, shocker, right? Online dating is worth more than one billion dollars per year, with the mobile phone dating market worth $550 million. One question that I find needs to be answered is, are we in the wrong business? - Read more
Did you know that Norway has the most internet penetration? Did you know that 38% of people around the world use the internet more than once in a day, and 5 years ago, less then 27% of people used the internet more then once in a day?
The guys over at Focus.com have put together this slick infographic that will give you an easy guide to what the state of the internet is ever since 2009. Even though its just a series of pie charts and dots, its a beautiful illustration on exactly what people are using the internet. Full infographic after the break!
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