Infographics are all the rage these days, and personalised infographic generators are starting to make their mark too. A good example of this isPhotostats, a new app from Swedish developerDear Future Astronaut. Using the app is pure simplicity. Fire it up and it will analyse the photos stored on your iPhone and build a number of neat infographics from them. The locations they were taken in; the proportion of photos to other images stored on your phone; the amount of memory taken up by photos; ISO values; use of the camera flash; average shutter speed; your most productive photography days; your favourite photo-taking app; your preferred image orientation, and the times of day you take photos – all these stats get the visualisation treatment....

With a wide variety of photo editing apps available for the iPad, includingSnapseed,FX Photo Studio HD, andmore, it was only a matter of time before an app for creating framed collages of your beautifully edited photographs arrived. If you don’t have access to Photoshop or are on the go, Pic Stitch is a great backup app to have on your iOS device to create collages, letting you spice up the way you share images on your blog, or even share several images from one event on Twitter or Facebook....

Turntable.fmemerged out of nowhere to become one of the coolest sites on the Web in a matter of weeks. In fact, our European EditorMartin Bryantrecently wroteabout it being the most exciting social service of the year. Bryant writes, “Turntable.fm is arguably the most interesting social startup to emerge in a long time. Inventing a new subgenre, ‘social listening’, the site revels in something humans have enjoyed for millennia: shared experiences around music....

Resunateis a web app that helps job seekers create resumes that attract the attention of recruiters. Creating a perfect resume that highlights all your qualifications is no easy task. There is a very good chance that all us of have gone through that ordeal at least once in our career. The resume templates available at Resunate were created by decision makers – employers and career coaches who read a lot of resumes everyday....

How do you create content on the web? Perhaps you upload a photo album toFacebookor write a blog post onBlogspot. That content is your data, right? Kind of. The problem is, the content and accounts you create on the Web today are locked in a structure that’s been put in place by companies such as Facebook,Yahoo! andGoogle. They have your data in a silo. It’s still “your data” but much like rose bush in a walled garden, it can be very difficult to pull your data out with its roots, function and form in tact....