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There is many Predictions for the future of the internet, many seeming impossible. Microsoft have just invented a prototype for the Hololens which actually enables you too see holograms. People predict that soon Everybody will be connected I some way. Apple have invented the apple watch to compete with Samsung's new watch. there is also much more wearable tech in the prototype stage including shirts hats and even shoes.

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The Internet is just a few decades old, but in that short span of time it has experienced significant changes. It grew out of a hodgepodge of independent networks into a global entity. It serves as a platform for business, communication, entertainment and education. And you can connect to this enormous network through dozens of different devices.

What's next? When you can call up minute trivia about the most obscure subject you can think of with a couple of taps on a smartphone screen, where else can you go? The answer isn't entirely clear, but the possibilities are exciting.

One thing that seems certain is that data transmission speeds will increase globally. According to Akamai Technologies, which publishes a quarterly state of the Internet report, the average global data transmission speed in late 2009 was 1.7 megabits per second [source: Akamai]. Compare that to the record for data transmission speed set by Bell Labs: 100 petabits per second [source: PhysOrg]. That's equivalent to 100 billion megabits per second. At that speed, you could transmit 400 DVDs worth of data every second.

That's an enormous gap between what's currently possible and what's commercially available. But as time passes, the costs of producing ultra-high-speed networks will decrease. Eventually, the average consumer will be able to download a high-definition movie in a second or play cloud-based video games without a hint of lag.

Even as wired connections reach unprecedented speeds, wireless technology continues to evolve. Technologies like LTE and WiMAX give us the ability to access the Internet wirelessly at speeds comparable to broadband connections. It also opens the doors for portable devices like smartphones, laptops and tablets to plug into the Internet without the need for wires.

We believe that the Internet will be faster and more pervasive. What else might the future hold?

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The Internet is just a few decades old, but in that short span of time it has experienced significant changes. It grew out of a hodgepodge of independent networks into a global entity. It serves as a platform for business, communication, entertainment and education.

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Watch your day in 2020   Future Technology

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A hub connects computers on a wired Network, each device connected is called a port. Most hubs will allow you to connect 8 computers

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A diagram of Hubs, Switches and Routers.

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A diagram of Hubs, Switches and Routers.

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The difference between wired and wired networks

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The difference between wired and wired networks

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Wired networks use copper or fibre optic cables

Wireless Networks use

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WWW uses HTTP

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Google was created in March 1995 as a research project by Larry Page and Serge Brin

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The first Google PC (yes it was made of LEGO)

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Many people think that the internet and the world wide web are the same thing. While they are closely linked, they are very different systems.

The internet is a huge network of computers all connected together. The world wide web ('www' or 'web' for short) is a collection of webpages found on this network of computers. Your web browser uses the internet to access the web.

So when you get home from school and ask to go on the internet, you should really say, 'Can I look at some of the world wide web?'.

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Many people think that the internet and the world wide web are the same thing. While they are closely linked, they are very different systems. The internet is a huge network of computers all connected together. The world wide web ('www' or 'web' for short) is a collection of webpages found on this network of computers.

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The first web server that was created outside of Europe was created in America. This was in 1992.

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The first webpage went live in 1991 at a place called CERN in Switzerland which was the research center he worked at.

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The WWW was created by Sir Tim Berners-Lee as a way of using the internet for scientists in 1989.

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The WORLD WIDE WEB is a connection of webpages all connected on the internet

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Boolean Logic is easy to understand because it is just true or false.

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Boolean Operators are: AND,OR and NOT.

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How does the internet connect over different country's? 

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How does the internet connect over different country's? 

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Internet travels though submarine cables laid down in the ocean. These cables are fiber optic.
Also it can be sent to satellites and sent back as a signal to the recever

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The internet was originally called the interconnecting network but was shortened to the internet.

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the internet is a global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols.

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WAN and LAN video and Bitesize activitys !

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WAN and LAN video and Bitesize activitys !

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BBC Bitesize - GCSE ICT - Network types and topologies - Revision 1

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Revise network types and topologies for ICT GCSE and find out what servers can provide users.

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The internet is a Wan Network that anyone can connect to and use.

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Online multiplayer gaming.

Internet service providers.

Private buisnises wanting to sell worldwide.

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A Lan party (short range multiplayer gaming in the same room/building).

Files to printers: it is more than likely that a Lan network would be used for a printer and you would use the nearest printer.

WIFI providers

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The difference between Lan and Wan networks.

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The difference between Lan and Wan networks.

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Lan networks allow files to be sent over less distances but with less interference and more speed.

Wan networks allow files to be sent World wide but at a slower speed.

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Nearly any computerised file can be transmitted on a network. This can be from simple documents being sent to a printer, to full on triple A games being sent around a team of coders.

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Networks are used to transmit data to any type of software that is connected to the same network

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Networks are a group of two or more computers linked and can share files.

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Lan is a local area network.

Wan is a wide area network.