The Evolution of Internet Technologies
The Evolution of Internet Technologies: From Dial-Up to “Internet ofThings”
Dial-up (1960s-2000s): Early internet access method through phone line modems.
Usenet (1979-2000s): Decentralized network of servers hosting discussion forums.
Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) (late 1970s-2000s): Early computer networks for communication and file sharing.
ARPANET (1969-1990s): First packet switching network, used for military purposes.
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) (1988-2000s): Early real-time chat system via text messages.
World Wide Web (WWW) (1989-2000s): Tim Berners-Lee's invention for browsing web pages.
Broadband (1990s-present): High-speed data transmission technologies for faster and more reliable internet connections.
Mobile internet (2000s-present): Internet access via smartphones and tablets.
Cloud computing (2000s-present): Using remote servers for data storage, management, and processing.
Social media (2000s-present): Platforms for online socializing, content sharing, and communication.
Internet of Things (IoT) (2010s-present): Connecting everyday devices to the internet for automation and data exchange.The Evolution of Internet Technologies.
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