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Tyndale Church and Technology Infographic
Monday, November 7th, 2011
[Infographic] Global Mobile Data Costs
Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011This infographic was put together by Android Tablet Fanatic by aggregating publicly available data sources. For those of you looking to travel, these are some of the costs that you’ll be looking forward to. Click on the image to view it full-sized.
Whether you are traveling domestically or internationally, check out the latest pre-paid rates and keep those data costs in mind.
Infographic – The Internet in 2020
Thursday, February 17th, 2011
Around this time last year, a slide show looking at mobile trends for the next 10 years was released to wide acclaim and conversation. The amount of contribution and conversation around this effort spoke loudly to where many people see mobile, web, and other computer technologies going. We even posted our take on these trends, focusing on specific implementations to faith communities.
This year, we’ve got another info-graphic to poke your mind towards the Internet as it would look in 2020. From the folks at Intac, there’s a lot on here that’s not always easy to see in pictures. Here are some of the points noted:
More People Will Use the Internet
In 2010, there are 1.8 billion Internet users and a world population of 6.7 billion. In 2020, it is estimated that there will be five billion Internet users.The Internet Will be More Geographically Dispersed
The estimated world population in 2009 was 6,767,805,208. The estimated number of Internet users on December 2000 was 360,985,492. The latest data shows the current number of Internet users at 1,802,330,457. The penetration of the Internet into the population is 26.6 percent. The growth of Internet users from 2000 to 2009 was 399.3 percent.The Internet Will be a Network of Things, Not Computers
Today, the Internet has 575 million host computers. Expect billions of sensors on buildings and bridges to be connected to the Internet by 2020
Lots of things here, and much of it aligns with what we saw in last year’s report. What sticks out for you? Or, what doesn’t go far enough?
Sketchnote: Mobile Ministry Mindmap
Friday, May 27th, 2011View image this in PDF format.
A few notes about what you are looking at:
Lastly, this is simply my brain conceptualizing much of what has been learned and what’s been posted here over the years. By no means is it an exhaustive reference (though its close).
In my opinion, this would be better served as an interactive Visio or Flash sheet that can be populated and made a bit more like a wiki than simply an image. That said, it looks great to zoom in and out of Adobe Ideas (used to create this) to see areas become clearer as you dive deeper.
There’s a lot of information here. What might be some thoughts you have about some of the ‘pods’ or areas mentioned on here? What might you move or add? Did anything surprise you? Let’s discuss
Tags: Adobe Ideas, definition of mobile ministry, infographic, iPad, Mobile Lens 2011, sketchnotes
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