When we first started experiencing the information-relaying power of the internet, there were no trust or centralization issues, simply because the underlying tech tools powering Web 1.0—SMTP and HTTP ...

Technology has come a long way since the early days of the internet. When Web 1.0 emerged in the 1990s, it gave users access to searchable digital information and basic e-commerce, but it was ...

Not long ago, people relied on newspapers for information and watched television for entertainment. But the arrival of Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 transformed how we consumed content, and now we’re witnessing ...

Web 1.0 was the static web, and Web 2.0 is the social web, but Web 3.0 will be the decentralized web. It will move us from a world in which communities contribute but don’t own or profit, to one where ...

The internet is a continuously evolving space. From its beginnings as a mostly static medium aka Web 1.0, it has now become a storehouse of user-generated content, or what we call Web 2.0 One thing ...

What Is Web3 and How Will it Work? Web 3.0 promises a decentralized internet built on the blockchain. Here's what that collection of buzzwords means for how you may access the web in the years to come ...

There's a buzzword that tech, crypto and venture-capital types have become infatuated with lately. Conversations are now peppered with it, and you're not serious about the future until you add it to ...

Speedometer has long been Google’s preferred benchmark, previously noting how it’s the “most reflective of the real world” when comparing JavaScript performance. Speedometer 3.0 is now available.