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Top 5 infographics

There have been some fascinating graphs and infographics floating around the web over the last couple of weeks covering everything from tech giants to mobile data usage. We’ve collated a few here to intrigue and inspire you.

The interconnected world of tech companies

Tech relationship map [original]

Courtesy of Mashable, this intertwining map documents the relationships between some of the world's best-known tech brands. Spin-outs, acquisitions and founders are all charted in a graphic that takes the six degrees of separation game to a whole new level.

 

Spawn of the Tech Giants

Spawn of tech giants [original]

A great infographic based on recruitment network TopProspect's three million profiles, this graph looks at the success rate of the leading five tech companies in producing spin-out start-ups. The graph is based on start-up founders who previously worked for tech giants.

 

Apple Tree

Apple Tree [original]

Another Mashable gem, this tree graphic charts the progress of the Apple Inc product line. Starting with its very first computer, through the release of the iconic and game-changing iPod to the latest iPhones and iPads, it's a visual realisation of 35 years of pure innovation.

 

Geography of Wikipedia edits

Wikipedia edits [original]

Ever wondered who's writing all those Wikipedia entries? This fantastic interactive map displays all the Wiki edit hotspots colour coded by language and is definitely worth a play.

 

UK broadband map

UK broadband map [original]

If you've ever had trouble getting online while travelling around the UK this colourful map lets you know why. It's an analysis of broadband take-up, usage and performance around the British Isles revealing the hot and not-spots for connecting to the web.

 

 

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