Very simple explanation.
(via edificecomplex)
Very simple explanation.
(via edificecomplex)
Infographic: How a 3D printer works (by YOUMAGAZINETV)
IBM has diverse software available for your mobile needs. Explore @ ibm.co/Xx0trH #ibmmobile
“Smarter Analytics is the IBM approach to business analytics. It’s a holistic approach that turns information into insight and insight into business outcomes.”
50 years of space exploration in a single infographic. Too bad the future is looking so grim – something Sagan warned us about 4 decades ago, near the beginning of this timeline.

infographic created with visual.ly
That map you see above isn’t a picture of the earth, seen from space. Rather, it’s a map of the locations attached to every tweet and Flickr photo. What results is a remarkable picture of how each service has spread across the globe.
Infographic Of The Day: Using Twitter And Flickr Geotags To Map The World | Co.Design
Intro to Energy: A Global Picture
A global picture of energy supply, demand, and trends. Breakdown of different types of energy and how the future of energy will be impacted by changes in our population and lacking energy reserves.
Energy map from the huge quake and tsunami that hit Japan early this morning. (via poptech: nprinterns)
A data visualization of airline routes, and the power of new innovations in information display
Infographic: 10 Indicators of a Warming World
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) produced this great, simple infographic showing ten indicators of our warming and changing climate. Seven are increasing and three are decreasing.
Increasing
- sea level
- air temperature near surface (troposphere)
- temperature over oceans
- sea surface temperature
- ocean heat content
- temperature over land
- humidity
Decreasing
- sea ice
- glaciers
- snow cover
* You can read more on the warming indicators in the NOAA’s State of the Climate report.
via plantedcity:
People everywhere are consuming more and more wireless bandwidth to manage a wider variety of tasks. Evidence shows that the mobile phone is becoming indispensable to us: more people are paying for apps, and they’re more willing to trade privacy for benefits.

Chart 2: Mobile service is among the fastest-spreading technologies in history. The number of mobile-phone accounts worldwide has doubled, to about 5.5 billion, over the past five years, while world population has reached nearly 6.7 billion.
Note: These data track accounts, not individuals, and some people have two or more accounts.
Source: International Telecommunication Union
Netflix’s rising growth vs Blockbuster’s slow and painful death is a stark illustration of
[source: Narkbean & The Consumerist]