25 Years of Technology Evolution and Change
25 Years of Technology Evolution and Change
- 1988:
Insight is founded by the Crown Brothers in Tempe Arizona - 1989:
On 1st August Microsoft releases a suite of desktop applications called office. This first version contains Word, Excel and Powerpoint - 1990:
Development of the World Wide Web begins. Tim Berners-Lee and colleagues at CERN create HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), standardizing communication between servers and clients. - 1990:
Cisco goes public on February 16, 1990, listed as “CSCO” on the NASDAQ - 1990:
Photoshop 1.o released on February 19th for Macintosh - 1993:
Intel release the first processor containing over 3 million transistors - 1995:
Microsoft releases Internet Explorer as part of an add-on package for windows 95 names Plus! - 1995:
Digital Versatile Discst or DVDs are invented by Philips, Sony, Toshiba & Panasonic - 1995:
Microsoft combine formally separate MS-DOS products to create products Windows 95 - 1995:
Jeff Bezos launches online bookstore, Amazon.com - 1998:
Larry Page and Serge Brin create Google Inc setting up a workplace in Susan Wojcicki’s garage - 1999:
Shawn Fanning, John Fanning and Sean Parker launch peer-peer file sharing service, Napster - 2001:
Apple release their first line of portable media players named the iPod - 2004:
Mark Zuckerberg launches The Facebook a social network for Harvard students - 2006:
Jack Dorsey, Evan Williams, Biz Stone and Noah Glass launch Twitter, a micro blogging and social networking service - 2007:
Apple release the first generation iPhone named the iPhone 2G - 2008:
The first Android powered phone, the T-mobile G1 goes on sale - 2008:
Bill gates retires from day to day operations at Microsoft to focus on philanthropy and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - 2010:
Amid much speculation Apple release their first line of tablets PCs named the ipad - 2011:
Apple founder and visionary Jobs sadly dies after a long battle with Pancreatic Cancer - 2012:
Microsoft releases the Surface Tablets, the first initiative to integrate its Windows OS with its own hardware - 2012:
EE launch the first 4th generation (4g) mobile services in the UK - 2013:
IPv6 launches to handle the ever increasing number of new devices connecting to the internet