Technology Use Progression 2000-2010

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    Technology 2000 to 2010

  • iPod

    iPod
    a. 2001
    b. iPod
    c. Apple Inc. (led by Steve Jobs)
    d. The iPod revolutionized the way we listen to music by introducing a portable digital music player with a sleek design and large storage capacity. It allowed users to carry thousands of songs in their pockets, paving the way for the digital music era.
  • Facebook

    Facebook
    a. 2004
    b. Facebook
    c. Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz, and Chris Hughes
    d.Facebook revolutionized social networking by providing a platform for users to connect, share content, and communicate with friends and family online. It introduced features like profiles, news feeds, and photo sharing, transforming how people interact and share information globally.
  • YouTube

    YouTube
    a. 2005
    b. YouTube
    c. Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, and Jawed Karim
    d. YouTube revolutionized online video sharing by providing a platform for users to upload, view, and share videos globally. It democratized content creation and distribution, enabling individuals and businesses to reach audiences worldwide and fostering the rise of online video culture.
  • Nintendo Wii

    Nintendo Wii
    a.2006
    b. Nintendo Wii
    c. Nintendo Co., Ltd. - Shigeru Miyamoto
    d. The Nintendo Wii revolutionized gaming with its motion-sensing controllers and innovative gameplay experiences. It introduced a new way to play video games by incorporating physical movements into gameplay, appealing to a broader audience beyond traditional gamers and inspiring a wave of motion-controlled gaming.
  • iPhone

    iPhone
    a. 2007
    b. iPhone
    c. Apple Inc. (Steve Jobs, Jonathan Ive, and their team)
    d.The iPhone revolutionized the mobile phone industry by combining a phone, music player, and internet communicator into a single device with a touchscreen interface. It introduced features like multi-touch gestures, mobile apps, and a mobile web browser, setting new standards for smartphones and mobile computing.