What’s the difference between the web and the Internet?
List of the important differences between the Internet and the world wide web. Also included are briefs on this history of the two networks. [more...]
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List of the important differences between the Internet and the world wide web. Also included are briefs on this history of the two networks. [more...]
What is the world's first web browser? It was called WorldWideWeb and was developed by Sir Tim Berners-Lee at CERN. [more...]
Colors in the Google logo were probably inspired by the colors of building blocks used to construct the cabinet that stored the ten hard disks Larry Page used for his project at Stanford. [more...]
Jawed Karim, co-founder of YouTube, couldn’t find the Wardrobe Malfunction video online. So he created YouTube.com [more...]
QuinStreet, Inc. has spent more than $100 million to purchase just here insurancethemed domain names - carinsurance.com, insurance.com and insure.com. They also own the uber-premium domain name, internet.com. [more...]
Alex Tew, a 21-year old student worried about paying off his student loan, created a simple home page and sold off the pixels that ultimately got him more than a million dollars. [more...]
I am Rich, a completely useless app on the Apple store costing $999.99 was bought by at least 8 people before being taken down. [more...]
Steve jobs founded another great computer company besides Apple. That was NeXT on which the World Wide Web was invented by Sir Tim Berners-Lee. [more...]
Douglas Engelbart who invented the mouse never received any royalties for his invention. The patented device was originally called X-Y position indicator for a display system and was picked up by Steve Jobs and incorporated in Apple computers. [more...]
HTML, the language used for creating web pages is not a programming language because it lacks the basic elements of one - variables, loops, conditional statements etc. [more...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
Wikipedia articles are not considered complete. In fact, all are regarded as works in progress because they are continually being updated, modified and corrected. This is contrary to articles in hardcopy (print) encyclopaedias and is possible because of the ever-changing nature of the web. [more...]
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