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Hate apps for ad content? OnSwipe may be for you
Apr 15th
With tablets and touch devices like iPhones and Androids becoming increasingly ubiquitous in today’s society, publishers and companies have a few new hurdles in advertising to folks glued to their touchscreens. To overcome those hurdles, there’s OnSwipe, a platform that makes it easy for publishers of all sizes to make their content and advertising a beautiful experience on touch enabled devices via the browser.
The OnSwipe platform works on any device with a browser and allows content to be touch-optimized, so a tablet user viewing an ad can flip through the content and recommend it to their contacts. Ads and content can also fill the entire tablet or touchscreen, providing more room for brand messaging and creativity. The best part, OnSwipe is a publishing option that doesn’t include Apple, in case going through Apple isn’t something you are interested it?
Don’t believe that tablets become more than just the latest fad? Then check out OnSwipe’s infographic on how the tablets compare amongst each other. If you are a believer, then check out sign up for beta testing.
The Ponzi Scheme Infographic
Sep 30th
Hey, seen that movie – “The Other Guys”?. The movie about busting a super ponzi scheme? The movie that was released a little too late to make some money? The movie itself is stupidly shot but the movie’s credits is something you should take a look at. The credits tell you how a ponzi scheme works and tells you how the economy collapsed about a years ago – all in classic infographic style. Video after the break.
Farmville Pitted Against Real Farms. No Winner Yet.
Sep 11th
What happens when the real farmers stand up against Farmville? The infographic will help you figure it out. Infographic after the break.
Infovideo: Asteroids Discovered In The Last 30 Years
Sep 3rd
The last 30 years (1980 – 2010) have really been massive for the space science community. We have discovered and documented more heavenly bodies in the last 30 years than mankind has in documented history. Ted Bowell and Associates created the asteroid orbital elements database to precisely track every asteroid that we have discovers in the last 30 years. All this has culminated in a brilliant video that can be considered a time lapse video of asteroids and their movement within the solar system in relation to the planets. So, how many asteroids did we discover in 30 years? About 500,000 o them. Video after the break.
Google’s Decade Of Acquisitions
Aug 29th
Ever wondered how many companies Google gobbled up since 2001? How does 76 sound to you? About 7.6 companies a year is quite healthy right? Infrographic laying out the story after the break.
A picture is worth a 1000 bits of information
Aug 26th
In the midst of the information age, keeping track of it all can be very difficult to do, whether it’s on paper or in our heads. Well, journalist David McCandless has come up with something beautiful: infographs. These are visual representations of information, revealing hidden patterns and grouping different sets of information in ways that couldn’t be possible without his colorful pictures. McCandless’ work can be found at www.informationisbeautiful.net (as well as his two books. They are picture books for intelligent adults. A must buy). And be inspired with his recent
Infographic: The Largest IPOs Of The World
Aug 10th
IPO’s have dried up thanks to the financial meltdown in the last 5 years. But ever wondered what companies had the best IPO’s? The infographic might help. Infographic after the break.
Infographic: How To Win Rock Paper Scissors Every Single Time
Aug 3rd
There are formulas to do everything but how do you win a mind game? Rock Paper Scissors for example. This infographic sets the rules out to beat your opponent’s mind – quite easily. Infographic after the break.
Infographic: How Smarter Healthcare Works
Aug 2nd
Still stuck with paperwork at the hospital? Well, IBM’s working on the problem. Dubbed “Smarter Healthcare”, IBM intends to make sure all your healthcare data is available all the time to everyone concerned. Sounds too good to be true? The picture story after the break will help you understand.
