So for those people who are not tech savoy and have trouble adapting to new things life is about to get a little more difficult...When web 1.0 came out it was new yet primitive a way for for a website to allow people to read what they thought left little or no room for user interaction with each other...Basically it allowed people to have a new place to read news...
Then after a while the web we see it now web 2...this took web 1.0 and increased interaction...with such sites used in this class like blackboard, facebook, myspace, basecamp, camp fire...These sites have given users a way to communicate with each allowing users to post, comment, and become friends over the Internet...It took a while to get used to and people still have problems using such sites...We thought we would stay with this web 2.0 for a while but guess what?
We were wrong just recently web 3.0 was introduced...While this Web 3.0 is still in development many can already see where its gonna be headed...With mobile devices becoming just as popular as the Internet ways to integrate the two better will be a huge part of the new web...Search will becoming easier then ever people seem to think linking many more sights searching will produce new and better search results...
When will the evolution of new web eras end?...There is really no answer in my opinion as technology improves and new things are introduced linking them will help the web and all things with it...WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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in what ways will web 3.0 integrate mobile devices with the internet that are not already available? where can i find this information?
In my opinion, the perfect search is something can answer our question. If we asked "Which is the cheapest hotel in DC?", then the search engine will show specific hotel.
If the perfect search is integrated with mobile devices, what will it be like? When you travel somewhere, you can ask your mobile device "show me the list of coupons I can use the shops around here." Hmm. It's awesome, isn't it?
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