Attention Deficit Disorder is certainly something many people suffer from. Most of us suffer from digital distraction however. You probably looked for your mobile phone while reading this. Here is fun infographic diagramming the Digital Distractions Hierarchy from InformationisBeautiful. Think Maslow with iPhones.
Even as we become a smaller more connected world, there are still big differences in how we interact online. This infographic from the folks at Wishpond show how we do things a little different depending on where we are in the world and who we are as well.
While I don't think I am anywhere near ready to give up my desktop or my laptop for that matter, improvements in mobile apps and technology are bringing that day every closer for a lot of small business. Here are some apps to consider when you want or need to be
Yesterday we looked at how men and women differ in how they communicate thorough social media sites. Today's infographic shows how teens interact with each other digitally. We've all seen teens in the mall around a table, or worse yet, walking together, not talking to each other, but texting each other. This infographic from
Most of us are content with the status quo. Some of us want to improve on projects, processes, or products. A very few us do things so differently they completely reshape how we think about our lives, our businesses, ourselves. In technology, these disruptive innovations have become big business. Here are a
