History of Internet

1969

the first message was sent from one computer to another, one was located at a research laboratory in UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) and the other one was in SRI (Standford Research Institute, Standford California). (year)

Dial-Up Connections

uses a standard phone line and analog modem to access the Internet at data transfer rates (DTR) of up to 56 Kbps.

Ray Tomlinson

was developing the first system to send mail back and forth between users of ARPANET this would eventually be called Electronic-mail or E-mail.

LO

was the first message of the internet

Mosaic

was the first published browser that automatically displayed pictures along with text.

Erwise

was the first web browser to have a graphical interface.

Netscape Navigator

was the most popular web browser in 1995 accounting a 90% (around 10 million global users) of web usage

Internet

often described as the "information superhighway". is a global network of interconnected computers and devices.

Standford Research Institute, Standford California

other one was in SRI

3G

refers to the third generation of cellular technology that enables mobile telephony.

Prof. Leonard Kleinrock

supervised the transmission of the first internet message

Larry Roberts

The "Father of ARPAnet", the predecessor of the Internet.

Tim Burners - Lee

The "Father of Web".

the Net

The Internet, sometimes called simply ________

@

The _______ symbol is used to tell a persons' name and the host name apart.

1993

The beginning of the Modern Web

node

The first "_______" or the first piece of the internet is the UCLA and the second _______ was installed to SRI.

University of California, Los Angeles

a research laboratory in UCLA

Broadbands

allowing the signal in one line to be split between telephone and internet. It was branded the "always on" internet service.

Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

ARPANET

1992

In what year Erwise was the first web browser to have a graphical interface.

1991

In what year a computer programmer named Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web.

Robert "Bob" Khan (Internet Program Manager at DARPA)

Co-inventor of TCP/IP and responsible form implementing the Intenet Program at DARPA (United States Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency)

the first computer

computer network was made by the supervision of Professor Leonard Kleinrock for his laboratory in UCLA

Vinton Cerf (Co-inventor of TCP/IP)

considered as the "Founding Father the Internet".

January 1, 1983

considered the official birthday of the Internet

Marc Andreessen and Eric Bina

developed a web browser called Mosaic.