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First Commercial Cellphone
DynaTACs first cell phone
In 1984, the first DynaTAC's phones were available for people to buy. It weighed about 0.8 kilograms, and its recharable battery was supposed to last up to eight hours. -
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The original Smartphone
Original Smartphone
The Simon personal communicator phone, also known as the original smartphone, was created in 1993. It weighed about 0.5 kilograms, and it was priced at $899. Only about 2,000 of these phones were made. -
NAPSTER
NapsterNAPSTER was created by Sean Parker is 1999, so people could easily share things like music with each other. -
Arrival of Saleforce.com
One of the first websites that delivered a bunch of different applications all in a simple website. Saleforce.com was apart of the beginning of cloud computing. -
Hybrid Car
The U.S. was introduced to Hybid cars in July 2000. when Toyota Motor Corportation introduced the hybid Prius. -
Text Messaging
In October 2000, AT&T became the first U.S. cellular company to offer instant text messaging for mobile phones. -
Wikipedia
In January 2001, Wikipedia started an era for user generated websites/ encclopedias on the internet. -
File Sharing
A music sharing site let users swap music for free set the stage for a new age of file sharing. -
GPS enabled devices
On May 2, 2002, the United States allowed GPS signals to be used by the public. My phone has a GPS signal, so this would qualify as a innovation developed in my lifetime. -
Amazon Web Services
AmazonAmazon Web services provided lots of "cloud services" in a simple program/website. This site was another huge milestone for cloud computing. -
First Camera Phones
Nokia 7650
The first camera phones like the Nokia 7650, and the Sanyo SPC-5300, were available for consumers to purchase in 2002. -
Friendster
I do not personally use "Friendster", but Friendster is what strated or gave people ideas for all the other social networking sites, which I use. -
Blackberry's First Integrated Phone
Blackberry 6210
The Blackberry 6210, was the first phone made by the company in 2003, that offered email, texting, web browser, and the blackberry messenger service. -
Safari
Safari, Apples web browser has been used since 2003. -
Google Goes Public
In 2004, the company sold shares to the public for the first time, making search engines a "way of life". -
Web 2.0 Introduced
Web 2.0
The "second generation" of the World Wide Web is introduced.
Some examples are: Facebook, Edmodo, Instagram, Wikis, Blogs, ect. -
YouTube is created
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Videosharing/viewing YouTube was created in 2005, by three gentlemen. Later in the next year Googel will take over YouTube. -
Google Takes over YouTube
In 2006, Google bought YouTube, YouTube was created by three gentlemen. YouTube is a plce where you can view and make your own videos. -
Wii
When Wii was created in 2006, it changed the way video games are played. -
iPhone Launch
iPhone
Apple launched their first iPhone in 2007; combing three devices into one: a mobile phone, an ipod, and a wireless comunication device. -
IPhone
In 2007, when Apple introduced the iPhone, it created a whole new version of smartphones. -
IOS
IOS is the mobile operating system Apple came up with in 2007. -
Windows 7
Windows 7 is an example of an operating system made by Mircosoft. It was made/started being used in August 2007. -
Bing
Bing went fully online on June 3, 2009. -
Google Apps
Google AppsCloud computing hit yet another huge milestone in 2009, when tons of people began to use another cloud computing based website/program called Google Apps. -
Kinnect
Started a new way to play video games: without a remote.
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