The creation of the Internet, or the "World Wide Web" as it was first known, has changed billions of lives by providing access to an almost limitless source of information.
By allowing people in different countries to send instant messages to each other, the Internet has completely transformed the way we communicate, inform ourselves, work, and others.

Photoshop is a photo editing tool and an essential computer program for almost every business, no matter what type of business it is.
The program is incredibly versatile, allowing professionals to create and adjust photos for any of their needs.

They were originally developed for military use in the USA.
Since then, the development of the Internet and mobile broadband has made it easier than ever to navigate new places.

Dolly the sheep was the world's first mammal cloned from an adult cell in 1996, sparking an international debate on the ethics of cloning.

Some companies were able to send their own internal emails to each other during the 1970s and 1980s, but the advent of the Internet made email the standard form of communication for everyone. SMS messages were originally designed to send short messages over telephone lines.

Initially, Netflix offered its subscribers a huge library of movies that could be accessed through a mail service. The company began streaming movies in 2007, and since then nearly every major media company has adopted its own streaming service.

Several major automakers have developed hybrid vehicles that can run on electricity and gasoline.
Other manufacturers such as Tesla are developing technology that will make electric cars as viable and affordable as their gasoline counterparts.

Digital imaging technology has also changed the way we perceive images, increasing sharpness and quality, regardless of screen size.

They gave users more control over their music than ever before, allowing them to preload a selection of songs and switch between them effortlessly.
Compared to vinyl records, cassette tapes and even CDs, MP3 files are more resistant to physical damage.

Approximately two-thirds of the population with an Internet connection uses the Google search engine, making it one of the most important sources of information on the planet.

The term "drone" is used to refer to almost any hand-held, motorized aircraft.
While they have mainly attracted attention for their use in military engagements during the war on terror.

This a joint effort between five space agencies representing the United States, Russia, Japan, Europe and Canada, is used for research and educational purposes.
It has been expanding progressively since 1998 and welcomed long-term residents in 2000.

DVD replaced VHS tapes as the primary medium for playing home video in the late 90s.

Facebook was not the first social network, but it has become the world's most influential platform and a primary source of information for hundreds of millions of people.

The concept of YouTube is simple: it is a website for uploading videos at any time and everyone can become a creator.
With a global audience that most television networks dream of, YouTube has created a culture that is truly unique.

The iPhone and other smartphones that followed have become the world's main portal for hundreds of millions of people, and have completely changed the way we communicate with each other on a personal and cultural level.

Bitcoin uses a complex code to create a single, verifiable currency that can be traded online and used to buy. Today, a single bitcoin is a job worth more than €7,000.

Self-driving vehicles make use of significant advances in artificial intelligence and GPS technology.
While most models are currently being tested, they could automate tasks such as deliveries and public transportation to make our future easier and safer.