Daytum: Your Life In Numbers

Have you heard about Quantified Self? It's a relatively new movement focused on personal analytics. Also called self-tracking and lifelogging, Quantified Self is based on the idea of collecting various data about yourself using mobile and web apps. You can track moods, habits, activities and hobbies, and learn about yourself through this process. By analyzing the data, you can improve your health and productivity, enhance your time management skills as well as identify and explore behavior patterns.

Sounds interesting? Then you should try Daytum.

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Re.vu: A New Life for Your Resume

Infographics became wildly popular a couple of years ago, and they're still going strong. Presenting information in a creative and easily digestible manner is especially appealing to job seekers, which is why many of them decide to put a spin on the traditional resume. You can do it, too. For free. Easier than ever – with re.vu.

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The Rise and Fall of Flappy Bird [Infographic]

As you probably already know Flappy Bird has been removed from the app store. Check out the infographic below to learn about the rise and fall of the ever so popular mobile app.

BLE vs NFC: The Future of Mobile Consumer Engagement

What exactly is the difference between BLE and NFC? Check out the infographic below to see a comparative look at BLE and NFC and how they both play a role in the future of mobile consumer engagement.

Wearable Tech: The Future of Your Health

Wearable fitness trackers are becomming popular, but are they really that helpful?  This infographic breaks down what is available on the market, what will be available in the future, and weighs the pros and cons of both.

This infographic explains wearable technology and its impact on your health.