Back in the 1950s, before air travel had become so prevalent in America, road trips were the way to get across the country. After World War II ended, the US had a multitude of resources freed up that could then be used to manufacture cars and lay interstate highways. This, along with a growing prosperity […]
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People are becoming more and more dependent on their technology, and that dependency is deciding which careers will take off in the future. As robots are used more and more for their convenience, the area of robotics will take off exponentially. Also, people are using psychoactive drugs more than ever before, with one in five
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Facebook apps are using social opt-in as a way to access information from individuals as an exchange for using their app. This information, such as email addresses, birthdays, or page likes, is used to market to the individuals. One in four brands have a Facebook app that uses social opt-in. Using the ratio of MAUs
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If you are considering a master’s degree, you stand to earn 20-30% more than if you only had a bachelor’s degree. You could also lose out on the time, money, and work invested, with some master’s degrees leading to some fairly low salaries. To learn about five of the lowest-paying master’s degrees, check out the
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Anyone who owns a smartphone knows that the information and apps that we are given access to can make our lives incalculably more convenient. But how exactly do these tiny devices affect our lives and affect society? To learn about smartphones and the changes they have and will cause in society, check out this infographic presented by
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EMV cards are changing the way credit cards work. Over the past five years, the US has been the number one country for credit card fraud. With EMV-enabled cards, chip and PIN technology help lower rates of credit card fraud because the information is not static like it is on magnetic stripe cards. Check out
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The world would be a very different place without cloud computing. Millions of people utilize the cloud for storing and sharing music, pictures, and other important documents. Since computers and mobile devices have such limited memory, storing and retrieving data from the cloud can be a lifesaver. In this infographic, the folks at ProfitBricks take
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The new Android phones of 2013 are more efficient than ever. The phones have new sensory upgrades, touchless features, and octo-core processors. The upgraded operating system, the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will make sharing, researching, and viewing easier with the new features, such as Beam, Daydream, Wireless Display, and more. The phones differ by features,
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In 1783 Evan Williams opened the first commerical whiskey distillery. Two years later, Bourbon County Kentucky was named after the French Royal Family. Want to learn more about some of bourbon’s toastworthy moments? Check out the infographic below presented by Four Roses Bourbon.
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Mobile technology is headed towards more personalization. Smartphones will become less touchy, but more sensitive. Improved smartphone features will use gestures and other non-tap inputs to perform operations. In addition to these new features, developers are working on phones use sensors and machine language to recognize other objects. Another goal for mobile technology is to
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