While there are plenty of new infographics being published each day, we feel that these are some of the best published in recent months, and we invite you to share your favorite from those showcased below or add your own through a comment.

2010 is the Year of the App

This infographic shows how we will begin to use more and more apps, as this year we will average more apps than ever before. However, it also predicts that we will recover by 2013, although our average number of apps will only decrease by about six per user.

Twitter Territory

This is an infographic showing the top Twitter cities and states around the US. Not surprisingly, California and New York are more than three percent higher the average, and Alaska is 3.3% below average.

Nearly a Decade of Tablet Talk

If you thought talk about the tablet erupted suddenly, you’d be half wrong – we’ve been talking about it for nearly a decade. This chart shows how the evolution of the tablet occurred and what rumors were true.

Global Map of Social Web

The social web is mass market, as hundreds of millions of web users are creating and sharing content every month. This infographic shows where the largest markets are.

Facebook vs Twitter

Facbeook and Twitter are now considered the most popular social networking sites by the number of users and interactivity on the sites, but how much of a difference is there between how members use them?

The Boom of Social Sites

A look at how many of the social sites erupted in the past few years, at least compared to those that still exist from 1995.

AT&T Wi-Fi Growth

A look at how smartphones are forcing cell phone companies to expand Wi-Fi coverage to accommodate increased usage.

Phishing for Your Money

Perhaps not the best example showing web stats, but this one is connected with the web, as millions of accounts are hacked (or phished into) each year.

Make Social Media Work for Your Company

This is more of a chart showing how you can integrate social networking into your company’s mission than anything else.

The Internet’s Undersea World

The Internet is a huge marketplace, but how do you access websites that have servers located in China and elsewhere?

Who Rules the Social Web?

It wasn’t too hard to guess who rules the social web. Other than Digg, there is equality or matriarchy on most of the main social networking site.