It occurred to me that it is a bit of challenge to just explain it to a less technical person, except for saying “we are assimilating all your data, resistance is futile”, but that’s just Facebook’s mantra.

I decided to google some infographics because I have come to love them. The day is just to short to read up countless of paragraphs when I want to know something. And infographs are the way to quickly absorb data.

Mozy has an aesthetically nice and organized infographic detailing everything about cloud computing. Mozy’s intro is pretty clear as what cloud computing entails. Even explaining that if you use Hotmail your are using “the cloud”. Well using Hotmail as example is surely to ring a bell with everyone who has been online.

The second infographic is by Wikibon which is shorter and more focused on a student starting out in the web apps area for example. While this infographic has some useful info it’s not one the best out there.

A little 101 on how the internet works can never harm. I’m always bookmarking simple examples for when I have to explain something internet related to a non-tech person. For example, with Facebook becoming so mainstream and interlaced in our lives I always keep hammering to my family that nothing you post there is private. Information is key.

I know you’ve had the experience of looking for something for hours and hours and get frustrated that it’s no where to be found. I’ve had that recently when I was trying to look for a business card, a receipt & a few website snippets. Fortunately there’s a software tool that helps you “remember” everything, and easily pull that thing off for use as quickly as you need it. I came across Evernote as I was reading a few blogs today from industry friends.

Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible andsearchable at any time, from anywhere.

Play the video presentation at the Evernote website, if it’s as easy as it looks it may be the best tool for people like me.