F1, in real time

This is quite a neat approach to real time tracking. It could make for some very cool infographics as well.

Contributed by Jeremy Adirim.

Bounce Rate Infographic

Infographic from Kiss Metrics explaining what a bounce rate is:

Biggest Websites Showdown

More stats, now to satisfy your curiosity about the visitors heading to some of the biggest websites out there.

http://www.mediabistro.com/alltwitter/website-showdown-twitter-infographic_b11727#more-11727

Contributed by Scott Shue

Mobile Payments

We’ve been talking about the future of this a lot lately, and here’s a nice little infographic that sums up mobile payment growth and the overall landscape.

Mostly correct but American Express’ Serve supports Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and debit cards.

https://www.gplus.com/Mobile-Payments/Article/INFOGRAPHIC-Goodbye-Wallets-How-Mobile-Payments

Contributed by Collin Whitehead

What will the Internet be like in 2015?

In only 4 years, what advances will we see for the Internet? These great infographics and video make some powerful predictions.

Contributed by Sosia Bert

Via Fast Co Design

Evolution of Web Design

Holy Mobile, Batman

Some great mobile stats:

This is a cool info graph, but one stat has actually changed. Android is the #1 OS as of February this year (whoot):

Mobile internet will pass desktop in a hot minute

This is the current Android fragmentation (right now building to 2.0 and higher is the norm):

Also don’t forget that there is iOS fragmentation, so you need to test on devices that have not been updated to the latest OS.

Android is making a KILLING:

NFC is coming to a phone near you real soon… (better than RFID because it communicates both ways, not just a reader):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wk5mUdeEF8c

http://vimeo.com/19191571

Contributed by Collin Whitehead

WTF is HTML5?

Useful infographic – ‘WTF is HTML5 and why we should all care’

Managing your privacy on Facebook

Infographic from the New York Times on how to manage your privacy on Facebook.

“To manage your privacy on Facebook, you will need to navigate through 50 settings with more than 170 options. Facebook says it wants to offer precise controls for sharing on the Internet.”

Mint.com Reveals User Spending Trends

Mint.com, the popular digital banking platform that makes understanding savings simple is now mining information from its user base and releasing infographics about spending behavior. This new “Trends” section sheds light into spending habits and how they’re transforming in this fickle economy.

What makes this development so interesting is the openess with which Mint.com is releasing this information. Further, as constant GPS becomes ubiquitous across (smart)phones, Mint.com is poised to collect very interesting localized spending habits via its popular iPhone App.

http://digg.com/d315vQP