Thirty years ago it would probably be hard to imagine the explosion and success that superhero movies are having today across the world. Superhero movies were still popular and fairly frequent back then, but today they have become one of the most popular and collectively highest-grossing film genres of all time. With all of the advances we’ve made (and continue to make) in entertainment technology, these fantastic stories are finally starting to be able to come to life the way they were truly, originally imagined.
Today’s infographic from Business2Community gives us a look at some of the most-anticipated big-budget superhero movies slated to release within the next few years. In May we have Robert Downey Jr. donning his famous suit and becoming Tony Stark (a.k.a. Iron Man) once again for the third installment in the Iron Man franchise, and from everything seen so far it looks to be Stark’s most challenging adventure yet. As for The Avengers, there is good news and bad news. The good news: Joss Whedon is set to take the helm again with everyone’s favorite band of mismatched superheroes with The Avengers 2, but the bad news is that we’re going to have to wait another two years for that one.
For more info on the next big superhero movies have a look at the infographic below and have a great day! [Via]
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I am no expert in the logistics behind Comparison Shopping Engines (CSE), but I am definitely an expert in using them. It’s as simple as a Google search, and voila, you have a price comparison of the item you desire from sites all over the internet. It’s just so darn convenient! Why would anyone want to take on a crowded mall when they could order all the same things, at more competitive rates, from the comfort of their home?
According to this infographic, 2012 saw a 56% overall increase in CSE traffic and helped ecommerce revenues top one trillion dollars. In addition to the 2012 CSE stats, the infographic provides pointers on keeping your business revved up when it comes to your CSEs. I’m going to be honest and say that as generous as I find this shared information to be, I understand very little of what it is actually saying. Like I said, I am more interested in online shopping than I am in knowing how I found the item I was shopping for. The great news is that there is no need to stress yourself out over your CSEs! Volusion can help you with all your shopping feed management so you have time to focus on everything else. Check them out!
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Hello all! My name is Lena Long, and this will be my first time writing for The Daily Infographic. I am a student at Texas State University studying geography with a minor in construction technologies and theater. I look forward to spilling my heart out to you readers on Saturday mornings. So, let’s jump right into it!
A good logo is an important stepping stone for the expansion and success of any business. Graphic designers work hard to create logos that companies will pay sometimes upward of $100 million to use. These designers take into account the way that different colors make the consumer feel, or how different fonts can represent a business.
An attractive, clean, and well known logo is something that consumers consciously and subconsciously use to help in their decisions to buy and use products. I can attest to this. I personally don’t enjoy soda, but I do treat myself to a Coca-Cola every once in a while because the red and white can and the classic font is just so darn pretty, and it makes me feel like a cool kid to have one in my hand. That is the goal of these big companies and their logos, to make us feel like cool kids when we use their products. [via]
Serious y’all? I can’t believe almost 46% of resumes stretch the truth. I’ve been busting my ass building my resume since I first left for college, now four years in I have a polished plethora of experience across multiple fields. Now I’m thinking, why didn’t I just lie about all of it?
The fact is, you want to perform well at your job. Lying about previous expertise can put one in a pickle once they start their occupation. Making simple mistakes and being oblivious to your industry’s jargon are telltale signs of a deceptive resume. With the job market how it is though, more and more people are taking extreme measures to ensure employment. Lying about degrees, past positions and inflating previous salaries are prime examples.
One program helping to combat the false resume is LinkedIn. I have my resume up for all to see online, and my previous employers and coworkers can literally verify my experience. I have references and resume endorsements from real people that any potential employer can contact. Using linkedIn for hiring is a must and the statistics in today’s infographic only reinforce the fact that not everyone is honest. [Via]
I’m sure that a majority of us have fallen victim to a computer hack. And I’m not talking about the silly Facebook status hacks that your co-workers do. I’m talking about your private information being stolen from your computer. I myself had a terrifying situation where I entered a website, and something automatically started to download to my computer. Something powerful went through all of my computer security forces and managed to infect it.
The question is, how do we prevent future attacks on our private digital storage? Turns out, there is a lot we are not doing. Today’s infographic informs us about the top 5 computer user mistakes that leave computers vulnerable to hackers. Simple mistakes such as foregoing updates and having simple passwords can lower your computer’s security. Educate yourself with this infographic and prevent a future computer hack! [via]
