Web 2.0 Web 2.0 started being used as a term around 1999 and is the internet that we've all grown accustomed to using today. In Web 2.0, content consumers were encouraged to become content creators.

Technology for Web 3.0 is still in the works, but its supporters believe it will be more intelligent, connected and decentralised than Web 2.0 Check out our graphic below to learn more about how ...

The phrase "Web 3.0" was first coined back in 2006. Viewed by some industry insiders back then as an "unobtainable dream", the idea of Web 3.0 has remained elusive. However, as technology evolves, the ...

Web 1.0 was 1990 to 2000, Web 2.0 is probably up to 2010. So Web 3.0 will be 2010 to 2020. VB: So you don’t think we’re already moving into the next stage of the internet?

Web 3.0 — or just Web3 as a lot of its proponents prefer — takes the above and adds blockchain and cryptocurrency. This, it is argued, will see a great decentralisation once more, and put everything ...

Once Web 3.0 is widely accepted, various uses of blockchain technology like smart contracts, decentralized apps (DApps’), will become more popular. What will be the primary features of Web 3.0?

WEB 4.0 The web 4.0 is also known as the “Symbiotic Web”. The idea being the symbiotic web is that once the metadata are organized (web 3.0), human and machines can interact in symbiosis.

What is Web 3.0 and How Will It Change the Way We Use the Internet? Cryptocurrency Published 01/31/2022, 03:32 AM Updated 01/31/2022, 04:00 AM ...

Quite the contrary, Web 2.0 is even more important than ever before because Web 3.0 isn't quite here yet. In fact, the HAL -like abilities of Web 3.0 might not ever happen, at least not in the ...