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ARPANET's First Message
Arpanet was the origin of what we know as the internet today! The first ever message was sent from UCLA by a group of computer scientists. Arpanet -
The First Email Sent
A man by the name Ray Tomlinson was the first to have sent an email message. Ray Tomlison coined the "@" symbol in relation to creating emails. Ray Tomlinson -
Desk-Sized Programmable Computers
These computers were first introduced by IBM and Hewlett-Packard for research. IBM -
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Domain Name System (DNS)
Designed by Paul Mockapetris. Revolutionized internet navigation by using an easier to remember domain names such as "www.example.com" into numbers that computers can use. DNS -
Transition into TCP & IP
Standing for the Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol was acquired by ARPANET. Enabled data transmission and communication. TCP -
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The Invention of the GIF
A team of engineers lead by Steve Wilhite developed the GIF to display static and animated images. GIF -
The World Wide Web
Computer scientist named Tim Berners-Lee proposed the World Wide Web with the idea of implementing hypertext. Tim Berners-Lee -
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The First Webcam
Invented by the University of Cambridge, by a team in correlation with Tim-Berners-Lee. Enabled remote monitoring. The First Webcam -
Netscape Navigator
The first popular web browser developed by Marc Andreson. Introduced a graphical interface allowing for simplified web navigation. NetScape -
The First Smart Phone
Invented by IBM. Featured a touch screen, enabled phone calls and email interactions. Smart Phone -
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MySpace and LinkedIn
My space launched by Tom Anderson and Chris DeWolfe. LinkedIn founded by Reid Hoffman. Allowed personal networking to become more widespread. Linked In & My Space -
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The Release of I Phone
Lead by Steve Jobs. Brought new tech with a virtual keyboard and touchscreen interface. I Phone -
Google Chrome Launched
Developed by google. Offered a minimalist interface. Became one of the most popular browsers worldwide. Google Chrome -
Instagram is Launched
Created by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. Instagram enabled the widespread sharing of photos with various filters and effects. Instagram -