Scientists, sociologists, psychologists, advertising and marketing experts, and yes, even bloggers watch people, listen to people, try and learn how people think and react. Is our digital world of instant almost everything changing how we live and how we think? This infographic from AssistedLivingToday examines how social media is affecting our minds.
Google's Android has become quite the phenomenon over the last several years. From virtual obscurity in 2009 to the dominant mobile phone OS with a whopping 52% market share according to a recent Gartner Report, Android continue to grow. Here is an infographic outlining some of the rapid growth over the last 3 years from TechCrunch.
The annual Consumer Electronics Show starts today in Las Vegas (January 10-13). The CES show is the largest of its kind, but is seeming to lose steam as many large players are opting to create their own events on their own timelines these days. Microsoft recently announced that 2012 is their last year showcasing
OK....it's not Google's fault it does what it does so well....but do search engines make us less likely to use our brains? How many of us have forgotten phone numbers now that our mobile phones remember hundreds of them for us? How many of us remember appointments, when our online calendars
Seems no matter what Apple does, the iPhone is a hit. Here is a funny infographic on the various types of iPhone users from AllAreaCodes.com. Seems we know the same personalities in a lot of areas... [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
