Waiting on slow computers rids us of our time so that we can do other things, such as exercise. This could be why slow computers are bad for our health. Check out the infographic below to learn more.
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Fast Casual Social Media Top 10
Social media has proven to be a very important marketing tool, especially among restaurants. Check out the infographic below presented by FastCasual.com to see which fast casual restaurants are in the lead when it comes to social media.
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Fast Casual Social Media Top 10 [infographic]
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The State of Customer Service
Customer service is an integral part of business all around the world. Check out the infographic below to learn about the state of customer service.
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Solutions to First World Problems
There are plenty of gadgets out there to help us with our first world problems. Check out the infographic below to learn about the best consumer tech innovations of 2013.
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Hereditary Cancer: Know Your History
Hereditary cancer testing is the best way to understand your true risk. And this all begins by knowing your family’s history. Check out the infographic below to learn more about hereditary cancer.
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State of Social Media 2013
What once was considered a trend has become a way of life and now the way we do business. Check out the infographic below to learn about the state of social media in 2013.
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How Tech has Changed Bingo
Bingo halls are beginning to move into the digital realm. Check out the infographic below presented by bingofind.com to learn more about how technology is changing bingo.
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The Book is not Dead!
The hard copy book is not dead, and will probably never die. Even though e-books are becoming more and more popular the traditional book is here to stay. Check out the infographic below to learn more.
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Spider Silk: The Super Material of the Future
Spider silk doesn’t seem like the kind of material that could be used to save lives and stop bullets. As it turns out, it’s exactly the right kind of material for these important tasks. Not only is spider silk is at least five times as strong as steel and more elastic than a rubber band, spider silk can take a hit harder than Kevlar can.
The use of spider silk in medicine, construction and military manufacturing is proving to be revolutionary. Take a look at this infographic from Sierra Cases to find out more.
Infographic by Sierra Cases
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Do Your Personal Finances Compute?
Oftentimes, it seems like a good idea to replace our computer when it begins to fail us. Could a simple upgrade do just as well? Take a look at the difference between a memory upgrade and a computer replacement in this infographic from Crucial.
