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The Internet hit 4.3 billion users in 2019

60% of Internet use is mobile

There will be 2.8 zettabytes of traffic by 2022

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Web

Email

Social media

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Search information

News

Communicate and collaborate

File and data transfer

Social networking.

Entertainment relax, watch video, listen to music.

Gaming

Business promotion

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Advantages:

Easy Access

Wireless technology turns cities into Smart Cities

Eases Communication

Saves Money

Disadvantages:

Technology Takes Control of Life

Lesser Employment or Menial Staffs

Privacy or Security

Compatibility

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What is the internet of things?

The Internet of things describes the network of physical objects—“things”—that are embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies for the purpose of connecting and exchanging data with other devices and systems over the Internet

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The internet and the internet of things 

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The internet and the internet of things 

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visual example:

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Almost one-half of US government agencies use the cloud.

60% of the U.S. IT decision-makers value the reliability of the cloud

Banking generates the most activity in the cloud

67% of IT practitioners use cloud services and software.

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The cloud:

File storage

Data backups and archiving

Software testing and development

Social Networking

Business process

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Advantages:

Back-up and restore data

conveniency

affordable

unlimited storage capacity

environomental friendly

mobility

Disadvantages:

Risk of data confidentiality

level of security

Compliance

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The cloud:
Cloud is the Internet, more specifically, any content that can be viewed directly over the Internet. If it's all in the cloud, it means it's stored on Internet servers instead of on your computer's hard drive.
Lack of privacy:
The loss of privacy enjoyed by the user when connecting to the Internet. It generally covers the amount of online privacy available for personal and financial information, communications and interests.

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Web-based email services like Microsoft Hotmail

photo storing services

Services of file transfer

Online backup of any computer

Applications for spreadsheet

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this is an example for Portable technology

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Advantages:
-higher efficiency and productivity of staff
the quality and flexibility of service you offer your customers.
-the ability to accept payments wirelessly
increased the ability to communicate in and out of the workplace.
-greater access to modern apps and services
improved networking capabilities.

Disadvantages:
1- Costs - new technologies and devices are often costly to purchase and require ongoing maintenance and upkeep.
2- Workplace distractions - as the range of technologies and devices increases, so does the potential for them to disrupt productivity and workflow in the business.
3- Additional training needs - staff may need instructions and training on how to use new technology.
4- Increased IT security needs - portable devices are vulnerable to security risks, especially if they contain sensitive or critical business data.

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-Increasing loneliness and depression.

-Fueling anxiety.

-Increasing stress.

-Exacerbating attention deficit disorders.

-Disturbing your sleep.

-Encouraging self-absorption.

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Portable technology:

-laptop, tablets and netbook computers.
-smartphones.
-global positioning system (GPS) devices.
-wireless debit/credit card payment terminals.

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Portable technology:

-Communication.
-Small and Convenient.
-Photos and Video.
-Texting.
-Fashion and Self-Expression.
-Entertainment.
-Notes and Reminders.
-Video in Real Time.

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1-Portable technology: 1-Portable technology: A stand-alone digital device that may be carried easily in one hand.

2-IT addiction: Technology addiction can be defined as frequent and obsessive technology-related behavior increasingly practiced despite negative consequences to the user of the technology.