A Journey Back in Tech Time

The first public Web Page - How has this changed our lives? (http://readwrite.com/2013/04/30/first-ever-world-wide-web-site-brought-back-to-original-url)

The first public site on the world wide web made its debut on April 30, 1992.  The web was born in a European science lab known as CERN.  The first page was a very rudimentary text-only primer, setting the stage for a revolution in the tech industry.  In celebration of this twenty-year anniversary, let’s talk about the beginning of the world wide web, what it has become, and how has this changed our lives.

The world wide web was originally stated as being “a wide-area hypermedia information retrieval initiative aiming to give universal access to a large universe of documents.”  In looking at how the web changed our lives, we can first look at academia and the host of information available for research and knowledge.  It altered the manner in which we communicate by providing a variety of platforms to conduct relationships.  The web spawned an entire economic era of prosperity as well.  With the good comes the bad and we have all experienced what it’s like to either lose personal data, have personal data stolen, or be subject to Internet scams.

You can check out the web page, reposted to it’s original URL (http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html)

Rick’s Gadget review -  HTC One paired with the PowerBag

In the world we live in, we can’t survive without technology at our fingertips.  The HTC One is such a sleek and fast Android smartphone. It’s easy to use, with a great camera, a even Dr. Dre Beats speakers.  Keep your gadgets charged while you are on the move with a PowerBag.  It charges up to 4 gadgets while they are stored in the bag.  Don’t let your gadgets run out of juice.

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