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Ever wonder how people around the world access the internet? Sure, in most first-world countries, we have cheap and easy access to fast broadband, but there are still some countries that don’t have the luxury of using that 10Mbps connection. A new infographic showing how the world consumes the internet has arrived with some very…
And yet again, we’re out with our Evolution chart, looking back at all Galaxy S models from the original device to the brand new Galaxy S5. As that’s usually the case, with every Galaxy S model, the Korean giant introduces new technologies. The Galaxy S5 is no exception and it’s the first Sammy-made smartphone to…
Google Maps, everyone uses it. But how did Google rise up through the ranks and make Google Maps such a useful product? A new infographic explains just that, looking back on the history of Google Maps and its competitors. Titled “Google’s Roadmap to World Domination,” the infographic reminds us that soon Google will be running…
The United States Census Bureau has released an infographic detailing computer and internet trends in America, showing just how far computer technology has penetrated our lives in just 30 years. The infographic pulls data from the 2012 Current Population Survey to deliver information on computer and internet use as well as how Americans access the internet…
Good folks of Protect Your Bubble prepared a neat infographic to highlight the top 10 most dangerous things people do with their smartphones. Here’s what they’ve got: No password – up to 62% of smartphone owners don’t password-protect their device. Auto sign-in for banking and financial services Take, send and store nude photos on their…
HTC released a nice infographic to depict the process of an Android OS update. The Taiwanese company suggests that everything starts with Google releasing PDK (Platform Development Kit) to handset makers in order to evaluate the new framework. Soon afterwards, the search giant announces new version of Android and starts providing source code to the…
Google Now has added a number of commands over the last year, making the service a true competitor to Apple’s Siri. It’s pretty amazing how much the service has grown, from simple weather and traffic notifications to concert updates, Waze traffic data and even the ability to identify TV shows you are watching by listening…
Smarpthones, like may technologies before it have changed the way humans interact with each other, for better or for worse. We are all still trying to figure out how smartphone usage fits into our social framework, namely etiquette. Is it rude to check your phone while having dinner with a friend, on a date or…
LG has just released a report that sheds light on America’s smartphone usage, and the results may surprise you. With over 170 million Americans incessantly checking their smartphones for pretty much anything you can imagine, its safe to say that mobile customers are using their mobile devices all the time, wherever they please. The study,…
Like it or not, smart watches are coming. And yes, at some point – you’ll want one. You may not like the fact that your wrist will be used for more than showing the current time, but sooner or later – you’ll get used to idea. I know some folks are thinking that “watch should…