Adobe Illustrator
Today I’ve got another exclusive freebie from Vecteezy for you.
Mobile data infographics will likely come in handy if you have to build any sort of charts, graphs or infographics in your Keynote presentation, website or print design.
Read more “Exclusive: Free mobile data infographic vectors”
Resources
Some nice pieces of vector art for your next infographic project.
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Resources
FreePik has a lot of great vector art available. Today I came across this lovely piece that’s perfect for a simple infographic for your next report or Keynote presentation.
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Adobe Illustrator
I recently shared part one and part two of a set of cloud computing vector art files. Today I have another exclusive set, courtesy of Vecteezy.
Read more “Free cloud computing vector art: Part 3”
Adobe Illustrator
Last week I shared two exclusive pieces of cloud computing vector art from Vecteezy. Today, I have two more exclusive free cloud computing vectors for you to add to your collection.
Read more “Free cloud computing vector art: Part 2”
Adobe Illustrator
When I’m searching for a piece of vector artwork, one of the first places I start looking is Vecteezy. There are plenty of sources for vector art online, but Vecteezy is definitely one of the best. It offers a great mix of free and premium vector art you can download immediately and start using.
Today I offer the first set of exclusive cloud computing vectors from Vecteezy – perfect for use in infographics or any other cloud computing-related design.
Read more “Free cloud computing vector art: Part 1”
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Did you know that 80% of you (if you’re in the U.S.) will have a BBQ or picnic today, where you will help consume over 150 million hot dogs? Shocking. I mean, who eats hot dogs when they’re not at a sporting event?
Happy Independence Day!
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I love this infographic. The simplicity is nice, and the data behind the graphic is interesting to almost any viewer. View the full info graphic below. Read more “Infographic: Famous Business Logos”
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Email hasn’t changed in twenty years. This infographic reveals just how inefficient and time-consuming business email has become. Read more “Infographic: The ridiculous cost of email”
Resources
If you’re working on an infographic for a client, these free infographic vectors may come in handy.
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To quote Charles Barkley:
“People are stupid.”
Apigee has released the results of the 2013 Mobile App Behavior Survey of smartphone owners across France, Germany, Spain, the U.K. and the U.S.
Survey respondents reported some fascinating country by country differences:
When asked the age at which it’s appropriate for a child to receive their first smartphone, 75% say somewhere between the ages of 12 and 16. However, 2% of Germans say a one-year-old child should have a smartphone, 8% of Americans say the right age is 10, and 6% of people in the U.S. and Spain say parents should wait until kids reach the age of 18 before giving them their first smartphone.
53% of drivers across the world admit to using apps on their smartphone while behind the wheel. Some countries have made more headway than others at curbing this behavior, but the numbers of respondents saying they do this is consistently high: Germany (64%), France (61%), Spain (56%), U.S. (49%) and UK (30%).
Interestingly, “pride” emerged as the top reason that people stay with the mobile platform of their choice. Americans emerged as the most proud of their chosen operating system at a surprising 37%. However, overall iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Windows users say it’s pride that keeps them from switching.
Spain ranked as the most app-reliant country with 93% saying they can’t go one complete day; while half (50%) of U.S. residents saying they couldn’t last just four hours without apps. And the amount of apps people say they use each day is significant: 72% say they use as many as 10 apps per day, and 2% in the global survey even claim they use more than 50 apps per day.
[zilla_alert style=”yellow”] Note: I received this information via an emailed press-release, and have NOT seen the actual report. But if what you see here is any indication, it’s got to be a great read. [/zilla_alert]