eBay Deals created an infographic called, “The Great Tablet Debate,” which explores consumer preference in tablets.

According to the graphic, Android tablets have the most market share, but the iPad is still the most popular device. Check it out: “Google’s Android system accounted for 56.5% of the tablet market in the first quarter of 2013, whereas Apple’s iOS achieved 39.6%. iPads still dominated though: Apple sold 19.5 million units in Q1 2013, while Samsung sat in second place, having sold 8.8 million of its Android based tablets.”

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BuzzFork has created an infographic called, “Visualizing Vine Video Sharing” that explores the rise of the popular Twitter-owned video sharing app.

According to the graphic, 5 Vine videos are tweeted every second, 10-11am is the hour that the most Vine videos are made, and 3 of the 5 most retweeted Vine videos are by musicians. Here is more from BuzzFork: “With over 14 million users across iOS and Android, Twitter’s six second, stop-motion video sharing app Vine is here to stay. Despite Vine’s recent, short-term skid following the release of Instagram Video, the platform has serious traction and meaningful differentiation); has been embraced by both brand marketers and agencies; and isn’t going anywhere any time soon.”

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We’ve all seen it. You are at a restaurant and you look over at a table of friends only to see all of them ignoring each other and looking down at their phones tweeting and Instagraming their experience, losing site of the moment of being able to talk to their friends in person. Is being on our phones all the time, hurting the art of conversation?

liGo UK has created an infographic called, “Have Mobile Phones Killed the Conversation?,” which explores how the rise of smartphones have actually hampered real life communication. According to the graphic, “the average phone call is now 50% shorter than it was 5 years ago.”

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Wordstream created an infographic called, “Do You Know Who’s Watching You?,” exploring the lack of online privacy.

According to the graphic, changes in Facebook privacy settings have made these profiles more public over the years. The infographic also revealed that the average US citizen is caught on film nearly 200 times daily. Check it out: “Most people still don’t have the slightest idea of the extent that their privacy has already been invaded. 170 million Facebook profiles are fully accessible to the public, Google is recording the entire world, and the NSA is monitoring almost everyone’s phone calls.”

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Float Mobile Learning has created an infographic called, “A Brief History of Geolocation,” which explores the history location tracking from the ancient Greeks, through the Cold War and into the modern era of consumer GPS devices.

According to the graphic, the first handheld GPS device was introduced in 1989 and by 1999 the first commercial GPS phone was on the market.

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Mobile cloud operator Kinvey has created an infographic called, “Apps & Oranges: App Store Vs Google Play,” which explores the differences between Google Play and Apple’s App Store.

According to the graphic, Google Play has a larger market share, but Apple generates the most revenue from its app store. In fact, Apple brings in $5.1 million a day, while Google Play brings in $1.1 million in daily revenue. In addition, the infographic shows how the two app stores are growing outside of the United States.

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To celebrate the five year anniversary of Apple’s App Store, eBay created a challenge. They asked 200 people to live without apps for 4 days. This was tough and more than a third of them failed. One participant compared the task to the experience to quitting smoking and another said that he or she felt “naked.”

eBay has turned the results into an infographic called, “What’s Life Without Apps?”. According to the graphic, once they got their apps back, 55% reported feeling happier, 40% reported feeling more productive, 39% felt calmer and 32% felt less frustrated. We’ve embedded the entire graphic after the jump for you to explore further.

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Bachelor of Education created an infographic called, “What Does Your College Major Say About Your IQ?,” that explores the average IQ scores for various college majors.

English majors, for example, have an average of 132 IQ score, while Administration majors have an average IQ score of 107. The graphic also matches up specific majors with famous people who majored in that subject and their corresponding IQ score. President Barack Obama, for instance, majored in Political Science and has a 130 IQ score. The average for the major is 120, so the president is above average for the major.

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LinkedIn in 30 Minutes and AvidCareerist.com created an infographic called, “5 Reasons Recruiters Don’t Click Through to Your LinkedIn Profile,” which explores the importance of LinkedIn when it comes to job hunting.

According to the graphic, 97% of recruiters use LinkedIn to find job candidates, and a bad LinkedIn profile can hurt your chances of landing your dream job. One mistake, no photo. You are there to network, digital networking requires having some kind of image to represent yourself. On LinkedIn that probably equates to a headshot. It’s easy enough to take one with your phone.

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National Penn has created an infographic called, “What Does Your Handwriting Say About You?” that examines personality types based on their handwriting.

According to the graphic, the way you write can indicate more than 5,000 personality traits. The infographic explains that everything from the size of your letters, the spacing in between words, and the slant you put on your letters says something about your personality.

Check it out: “Handwriting analysis (also known as graphology) can even be used for detecting lies and revealing possible health ailments.” We’ve embedded the entire graphic after the jump for you to explore further. Read more