In today’s environment, its expected that you know at least two or more programming languages. But which ones should you learn? Some languages are easier to use, others more efficient and cleaner, and others give you more control.
Below we highlight three of today’s most popular programming languages: PHP, Python, and Ruby. The infograp [...]
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PHP vs Ruby vs Python
In today’s environment, its expected that you know at least two or more programming languages. But which ones should you learn? Some languages are easier to use, others more efficient and cleaner, and others give you more control.
Below we highlight three of today’s most popular programming languages: PHP, Python, and Ruby. The infograp [...]
A Programmer’s Guide to Getting Hired...
With the economy in the state its in, any help with getting hired is appreciated. And why limit yourself to a big company? Getting a job at a start-up has its own set of pros and cons. You’ll probably work even harder than at a big corporation, and the benefits are likely less. But you’ll be at the start of something new, and if y [...]
Strange Facts About The Internet
Strange Facts About The Internet [Infographic] [via Tech Paparazzi]
Famous Gadget Battles
We’ve been witness to a lot of tech battles, both now and in the past.
Decades ago, one of the premier technological battles was between the Betamax and the VCR. The clear cut winner is arguably obsolete in this day and age, but there still remains technological wars to be won to this day.
After witnessing most of these tech gad [...]
History of the Internet
It really does seem like the internet has been around forever, even though it only really took off in the mid 1990′s. Ask any kid today about a time without internet and they’ll give you a look that instantly makes you feel old. But don’t worry, I’m sure this will seem just as antiquated in another decade. And if the t [...]
How the Internet Works
All this talk about SOPA and Protect IP has some people confused. After all, how can you know what these bills and acts can do if you don’t know how the internet works? Read up on the basics with these infographics to get a great overview without any information overload. Make sure to click on the picture below for the full view, and th [...]
Behind SOPA: What It Means for Busine...
Click on the picture above for the full infographic.
Big Media tried to pass SOPA, and the Internet rose up. But what is SOPA, and what does it mean for us? Not to mention Protect IP.
Don’t forget to watch the SOPA discussion live, and keep up with the news here at Teknophilia, @Teknophilia and over at The Verge.
Behind SOPA: What It M [...]
Share your Desktop Sunday
My desktop
We all like to customize our desktops. It’s a way to express who we are, and it helps us organize our digital lives.
Share your desktop (either your PC’s or your real one) in the comments section below by posting a link. You can use any service, but favorites are flickr and TinyPic. You’re free to clean up before you take a pictur [...]
The First 48 hours of Firefox
Amazing stats about the first 48 hours of Firefox downloads.
See the full size by clicking on the picture, or going here. And catch the real-time downloads here, it’s still going strong!
The Explosion of Digital Information
A fantastic visualization of the growth of digital information in recent years.
See the full size here.
Terrific Visualization of Digital Information Explosion [via The Technology Liberation Front]
15 Facts about Net Neutrality
Graphical explanation of what Net Neutrality actually is.
To see the full version, click on the picture, or go here.
[Picture] Net Neutrality [via GeekSean]
Hey! Look at me! Robot can tell when ...
Georgia Tech’s Socially Intelligent Machines Lab (perhaps an offshoot of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation’s Genuine People Personalities?) has created a new version of social robots. The new robot (named Simon) uses a camera and some clever software to know when someone is interacting with it, trying to get its attention… or ignoring it.
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Losing and Backing up your Email
With the recent news of Google losing people’s email, many are looking for a way to back up their email.
There are a few easy ways to do this, and can help you sleep better at night:
Forward your email – Use a Hotmail account or some other service to keep a copy of your email on their servers.
Use a desktop client – I use Outlook, which kee [...]
How Much is a Petabyte?
For the full size, click the picture above, or go here.
From Mozy:
“We store a lot of data here at Mozy (15+ petabytes, in fact), but how much is that really? We put together this series of stats to help you understand just how much data that really is. Enjoy!”
How Much is a petabyte [via Chicago Mac/PC Support]
Just how Massive is Google?
To see the full size, click on the picture above or go here.
“Just how massive is Google (in real terms) you ask? More specifically, how many pages are in its index? That is the question this aesthetically pleasing infographic attempts to answer. Even though the precise number of pages in Google’s index is a closely-guarded secret, this gra [...]
What the Tweet?
A while a go, we saw the amazing statistics behind Twitter. Now we have a new study by Journalism.org. It examined the source of stories shared on Twitter; and it turns out most of them come from the morning’s newspaper.
Check out the infographic here.
And an animated version here.
Unboxing the iPad Data
John Kumahara and Johnathan Bonnell made a really great infographic “Unboxing the iPad Data” (larger version) showing data associated with the release of the iPad.
Twitter Statistics
Gerardo Obieta created a beautiful “Twitter on Paper” infographic based on statistics that Twitter CEO Evan Williams announced at the Chirp Twitter conference in San Francisco.
For the full size, click the infographic, or click here.
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