Smartphones have proven to be a dangerous distraction for drivers, so will Google Glass be the same way? This infographic presented by CarInsuranceQuotes.com takes a look at Google Glass and how it will affect drivers. Check it out below to learn more.

From: Bankrate Insurance’s CarInsuranceQuotes.com

If you don’t own a smartphone by now, you are totally out of the loop. The infographic below takes a look at everything you need to know about smartphones and apps. Check it out to learn more.

All you need to know about mobile apps by Glow New Media

The consumption of visually heavy social content has risen considerably in recent years thanks to speedier internet connections and introductions of products like smart phones and tablet PCs in the market. Content such as high-def photos and videos (although highly enjoyable) slows down networks significantly. In fact, it has been estimated that our network providers will have to add about 1000x more bandwith in the next few years to simply keep up with content demand. Check out this infographic to learn more about this network traffic jam and how network providers should approach the problem.

Medical school is not cheap, that’s for sure. Check out the infographic below to see the numbers behind medical school debt and how it affects medical professionals.

Many of us have grown up around the world of TV programming. I’m sure we can all think of a time when we saw something that stirred a great deal of controversy within media circles, such as the infamous Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction at the SuperBowl or the episode of South Park featured the word “sh*t” over 160 times. These moments shocked many viewers and pushed the boundaries of what was considered acceptable for national television. Check out this infographic to learn about the scenes that were shocking national audiences way back in the 50s, 60s and 70s. Enjoy!

Source: The Liberalization of TV