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Apple products like Mac, iPhone, iPod, iPad etc always keep their positions in the technology news. Now a days, everyone is looking at the upcoming release of iPhone 5 and many people has different insights about it which they are sharing with the world. These unofficial insights about iPhone 5 are getting it to the higher level of popularity in the form of rumors before it will hit the market. Here, you can find below is an easy to understand example of infographic that covers almost all of the rumors going around about the upcoming iPhone 5 in an artistic form. In this graphic, you can see chances of new features expressed in percentages.

Are you wondering where is all digital data of the world being stored? No one can give you accurate answer but yes all those data stored at multiple locations worldwide. There are so many data centers who hold these data. If we talk about other type of mediums too so we have regular hard drives, optical drives, digital tapes etc are few of the main storage devices. This infographic illustrates the current state of data storage with noticeable statistics.

It’s not that easy to believe and understand that we are killing our planet’s environment every time we use internet for any task. Yes, you read it right, while majority of the global names are trying to incorporate eco-friendly green environment but at the same time with the usage of internet for any of our tasks we are probably destroying all those efforts. You will be amazed to know that every month Google produces 260,000 kg CO2 to process user searches that is enough to power a freezer for 5,400 years. 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 show the how internet is killing our planet.

Apple products like Mac, iPhone, iPod, iPad etc always keep their positions in the technology news. Now a days, everyone is looking at the upcoming release of iPhone 5 and many people has different insights about it which they are sharing with the world. These unofficial insights about iPhone 5 are getting it to the higher level of popularity in the form of rumors before it will hit the market. Here, you can find below is a well an easy to understand example of infographic that show the covers almost all of the rumors going around about the upcoming iPhone 5. Not even this, they also added the blue progress bars for all the covered rumors to understand the possibility ratio that a given rumor will occur.

That’s not new for most of us that there are so many countries where government controls the internet and don’t allow their peoples to use internet without censoring specific or some contents. Every country has different content to censor but some of the most commonly censored contents are Pornography, Social Networks, Wikipedia, Wikileaks, Political Blogs, Religious Websites and Video Streaming Websites. They use advance internet monitoring and censoring technology to stop their nation for using the censored content. In this post, you can find below is a well designed and easy to understand example of infographic that show the current state of freedom on the internet to find who and what are censoring by which countries.

I have recently came across to really interesting infographic about “Who Likes What: Social Media By Demographic”. This graphic was beautifully executed to demonstrate that who likes what and how different social media channels make an impact. This well-presented infographic breaks down the top social networking sites by gender, age, income, and education demographics. The sites included in this graphic are Digg, Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, StumbleUpon and YouTube. To acknowledge this amazing work I want to give 5 stars to KISSmetrics who created this infographic.

Recently, I have found an infographic “Content – an illustrated history” created by Sheldrake & Karoshikula who creatively illustrated the history of media content from cave paintings to this digital era.

Who would have thought thirty years ago that the Internet would go mainstream and the World Wide Web would transform content business models (and many other business models come to that) so radically? I am fascinated with the history of media and content, its present and its future, and being a communicator I wanted to share my awe in a way that would prompt others to share it with their friends and family. So I joined forces with Nic Hinton, an outstanding illustrator, to design “Content – an illustrated history”.