Tag: History

Lip Smacking Evolution Of Android #Infographic #Android

Everyone loves Android and Google makes it even better by providing updates every few months that can be installed for free. Android users can purchase or download their favourite apps from Google Play Store where thousands of new apps are added across categories every single day.

Top App Creators, an online listing service for top app development companies across the world, brings to you detailed information and trivia about Android in this easy to read Infographic, “Lip Smacking Evolution of Android” – a fun guide that tells you everything you wanted to know about the Android mobile operating system.

The Legal Examiner defines negligence as, “doing something that a reasonably prudent person in a given situation wouldn’t do, or not doing something that a reasonably prudent person would do in that situation”.

An infographic by Top App Creators.

101 Sneakers You Need To Know About #infographic #sneakers

Have you ever thought about why are ‘sneakers’ called ‘sneakers?
Well, the truth is that back in the day when shoes were made with rubber soles, they had solid bottoms and were quite loud when walking. Sneakers got their name because when the user walked they wouldn’t make a sound, making it easy to ‘sneak’ around.

This awesome infographic presents everything from the first pair of sneakers to the most expensive sneakers ever sold. 101 Sneakers You Need To Know About takes you through decades and shows you key iconic sneakers and what year they were released. The list includes some of the most iconic sneakers such as:

– Nike Air Yeezy 2 Red October which sold on eBay for $16,300,000.
– Nike Waffle tread sole was inspired by a waffle iron mold.
– In 1977, Nike Air Tailwind air pocket inside the sole was created by aerospace technology specialist Frank Rudy.
– Nike Air Max 90 was the first sneaker to show the air cushioning.
– Reebok Shaqnosis was worn by Will Smith in the movie Men In Black.

Check out the infographic below and make sure you don’t miss out the beautiful interactive version here.

101 Sneakers You Need To Know About

An infographic by The Idle Man.

2016 An Election of Surprises #infographic #USA #Election

It’s not the first time in history that we are surprised by a presidential election. And while voting day is not yet upon us, it’s been an interesting road so far. If history shows anything, it’s that anything can happen. For instance, someone can win the popular vote, yet still lose the election. It’ll be an interested road as to who will win. Will it be Trump or Hillary? Until then, we can only wait and watch their campaigns to presidency.

The Worst Pileups in History

An infographic by ADT Home Security.

Rock Climbing Essentials #infographic #Climbing

An immensely exhilarating and intense sport, rock climbing has been developed overtime to focus on the intelligent usage of both body and mind for a relatively longer duration, compared to other extreme sports. It has the ability to combine the movements of various body muscles which can lead to higher agility and potency of an athlete.

Rock climbing is a true test of mental endurance because a person has to be patient enough to climb any rock formation with calculated decisions. An athlete’s life depends on this sport so all venues of this sporting activity should be thoroughly checked beforehand. It is also crucial to take into account the sophisticated gear required for a climb, it can truly make an important difference. As rock climbing can be quite a strenuous sport, caution must be taken especially by novices because introductory lessons before their first ascent will be of huge help.

An infographic by thesmartlad.com.

The Evolution of the American Bar #infographic #America #Bar

The American labor movement started to gains rights for industrial workers, including safer working conditions, better wages, and shorter hours. As American workers habitually visited bars at the end of a hard day’s work to relax and socialize, these places became the center of many conversations and planning for labor activities and organization. Bars encouraged this by providing free private meeting rooms as long as attendees were drinking. Some of these establishments could accommodate thousands of patrons at one time.

Some historians have speculated that Rockefeller and other notable industrialists promoted temperance organizations and helped to push Prohibition into law in order to disrupt these conclaves of union supporters who were using bars as frequent meeting places.

An Infographic by BuzzTime.