Showing posts from Category: Infographics

There is a lot more to efficient Googling than you might think: in a recent study on student research skills, 3 out of 4 students couldn’t perform a “well-executed search” on Google. When the success of your term paper hangs in the balance, using Google effectively is crucial, but most students surprisingly just don’t know how. Here are some crucial tips for refining your Googling as well as some other great pleases to hunt down that last study you need for your thesis.

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I have recently came across to really interesting infographic about “Fun Facts About Smartphones”. This graphic is beautifully showing many little fun facts about smartphones.

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How large is one billion? One billion hours ago modern humans were living in the Stone Age. One billion minutes ago, the Roman Empire was flourishing. If you traveled from Earth to the Moon three times, your journey would measure one billion meters. Google Earth has been downloaded more than one billion times since it was first introduced in 2005. That’s more than one billion downloads of the Google Earth desktop client, mobile apps and the Google Earth plug-in—all enabling you to to explore the world in seconds, from Earth to Mars to the ocean floor.

In order to celebrate it’s 1 billionth download, Google Earth tapped JESS3 to create an infographic that highlights the ease and speed with which users can explore some of the most fascinating parts of the globe.

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The dream of a graphic designer is to create meaningful designs that communicate on a visual, intellectual and emotional level. It is the joy of being creative and having someone pay you to do it. But the reality of that dream is that it often comes with the heavy price on the creative soul. There are endless meetings, client revisions, committee-mandated direction, project managers who are frustrated art directors, long hours and often little recognition. These are the daily and universal struggles of a graphic designer and this is my loving tribute to those in the design trenches. May the creative concept never be forgotten and the good fight always be fought. If you are a graphic designer then this infographic is for you, or if you are not then no problem because you will enjoy this too.

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This infographic provides a snapshot of how the number of connected devices has exploded since the birth of the Internet and the PC, as well as a glimpse forward to 2020. The Internet may be huge, but it’s going to get alot bigger. According to infographic below, there will be 31 billion devices and 4 billion people will be connected to the internet by 2020.

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Who would have thought that a little research project that was initially experimented for specific group of people called “ARPANET” will transform the world and get the revolution that will change the life of every individual. Started from early 1960′s to the 2011, it changes lots of faces and expanded like a spider web. But there are so many of us who love to see the statistics. The infographic below is an excellent representation of how much internet will grow in 2015?

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It’s not that easy to believe and understand that computers and all the computer processes are killing our planet’s environment. Yes, you read it right, while majority of the global names are trying to incorporate eco-friendly green environment but at the same time any computing processes are destroying all those efforts. You will be amazed to know that an average PC monitor, when left on all the time, consumes upwards of 1,100 kilowatt-hour each year which is over 2 times more energy than a new refrigerator. This is one of the million examples. In this post, you can find below is a well designed and easy to understand example of infographic that shows The Environmental Impact Of Computing.

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