The future of the WEB2.0 is the WEB3.0 but by the meantime there are too many things to talk about the present era of the internet. Now we are experiencing the best of the internet since the time you just had the opportunity to access to static pages instead to interact with dynamic web content. The idea of the WEB2.0 continues moving forward until it could become in WEB3.0 where the internet has the capacity to be a semantic web as Mr. Tim Berners-Lee is proposing since more than a decade.

In the near future we’ll start being impacted with some signs and elements of the WEB3.0. The future of the internet is based on a more mature conception of its original idea and the current era (WEB2.0) is a strong signal that the near future will be completely possible. The semantic web is the future of the WEB2.0 where a common framework could be provided to use and reuse useful information.

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Every day an increasing number of internet users are getting frustrated with bug ridden and trouble causing Internet Explorer, the popular internet browser by Microsoft. Here are some reasons why it is now time for you to discard the Internet Explorer and switch over to Firefox by Mozilla.

Pop up Blocking: There is no user who likes to be irritated by matrimonial or game advertisements wasting precious time while you are looking for something important on the net. One major disadvantage of the Internet Explorer is that although it boasts of a pop up blocker, out of personal use and experience, the general consensus is that it is totally ineffective. On the other hand, Mozilla’s Firefox has proven its mettle in the field, blocking almost all pop ups very efficiently.

Download Manager: Mozilla has gone many steps ahead of Internet Explorer when it comes to managing download of multiple files by the user. While on one hand Internet Explorer does not give you any such control over the simultaneous downloads, the Firefox enables you to take charge and gives you the option of pausing one or more downloads in order to allow others to finish quicker, dedicating more bandwidth to that one.

Open Source Editing: As Mozilla has thrown open the option of creating add-ons for Firefox to all users, it is easier for people to detect loop holes and rectify them so that they do not become a threat.

Speed: By the sheer Firefox experience alone, one can easily conclude that it is many times faster than the Internet Explorer when it comes to opening web pages.

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An online social network is a paradigm that is causing a social revolution among thousand of internet users around the globe. There are too many people that have been receiving the impact of the WEB2.0 in favor of their businesses, academic purposes and personal interests. Social networks are making easier the life of many people around the world and producing a wonderful experience of integration and information interchange. There are too many places such as Facebook, MySpace and others that has several users from many places that are making a unique and rich community.

On the other hand, social networks help you to reduce costs and make all kind of contacts in just minutes. The level of integration is very high and all the information that is shared can be very useful to take all kind of decisions. You should invest time knowing the mechanic of online social network so that you can get the most out of them.

There is also an increase in the number of social networking sites.The lights of Orkut, HI5, FaceBook are alreasy ruling the web and are here to stay.

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Internet: A computer network consisting of a worldwide network of computer networks that use the TCP/IP network protocols to facilitate data transmission.

Simply put, the Internet has revolutionized how media is consumed by people around the world. It enables anyone, anywhere to have an input no matter what race, religion or wealth.

The Internet is changing every second of every day, content and technology updates mean faster and more complex data transmissions can be sent and received. Here in 2009 the average Internet user in the USA now receives 2.3mbps and this figure is growing.

With such heavy traffic, the modern Internet needs fast changing technology to keep up with demand, these kind of constant updates have existed since Internet providing became a commercial industry in the early 90’s. Back then, there were no images or page layouts like there are today, a user would send and receive data by text commands, it was only in 1991 that the first user friendly interface was developed at the University of Minnesota.

Mosaic – Courtesy of nzeldes.comThe first graphical Internet browser (Mosaic) was developed in 1993 and the lead developer of this software went on to produce Netscape. It was also in this year that having a web site was popular with corporations and government organizations. The web site www.whitehouse.gov was setup in this year. Over the next 3 years, tens of thousands of Internet servers powered up all over the world and the full power of the open Internet was felt by many people who wanted to be a part of this amazing new fad.

Google in 1998 – Courtesy of abhisays.comIn 1998 Google appeared on the scene to provide a reliable search index for all the information on the worlds web site network which by this time is around 300 million!

In 1999 Telecommunication giants started looking at optical networking solutions to improve speed and performance of the Internet for their customers and the High-Speed Internet boom was on the horizon.

In the early years of the 21st century all kinds of third party software was being created by companys and communities utilising the power of the internet to improve the way individuals would receive and send information to one another. For most, the Internet became a great means to communicate with friends, family and other people on the net without any extra cost what-so-ever. Users could send and receive photos, videos and other recordings at comfortable speeds and digitally express themselves in many, many formats. This gave birth to the term “Web 2.0” in 2004.

Web 2.0 isn’t a technological update as such but more an idea of developers using the Internet to produce interactive communications media in a well rounded, securely functioning way. Modern super sites like Myspace, Youtube and Wikipedia are examples of web 2.0 developers using Internet communications to produce a mass of user created content for all to see.

Harnessing the power of all humankind means the Internet has endless possibility and can only evolve further to produce more means to more content!

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