The new WEB 3.0 Internet is a new step in the world of digital communication

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Many people confuse the terms web and the Internet and some think they are the same, but the term Web is an abbreviation for the World Wide Web, a collection of pages and applications that we visit daily through smartphone and computer browsers, while the Internet is an Internet access tool.

Since its invention by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989, the Web has gone through many phases. Today we have reached Web 3.0, the new version of the Web represents a quantum leap in the Internet world. It means a smarter Internet, but what is Web 3.0? What is the difference between it and previous versions? This is what we will try to know together.

Web development phases down to Web 3.0



Before you get to know Web 3.0, you need to go back a bit in time and learn about previous versions, in order to understand the differences between them clearly.

Web 1.0

It may not be true today that there was a version of the Internet that existed before social networking sites and even before the search engine Google, where the search engine AltaVista and Netscape web browser had absolute control over that Internet, which was then used for corporate advertising only, and launched on the websites in that period Web reading Read-only web, ie the user can search for and read information and cannot participate in the content industry in any way.

Of course, most e-commerce sites still use Web 1.0 because their concept is based on offering products to customers and making money from those interested in buying, and does not require interaction with the user, which makes these sites light, fast and very smooth.

Also read: What are the pros and cons of the Internet

Web 2.0
The next stage in the evolution of the Web was Web 2.0 or Read-Write web, where users no longer had the privilege to read content only, but they could create their own content and upload it to websites.

The real goal of Web 2.0 was to develop the Internet in general. It has become a democratic platform that everyone can access and use for free. In fact, Web 2.0 has achieved its goal, with statistics indicating that 90% of users tend to read reviews online before purchasing the product and 88 % Trust them as personal recommendations.

What is Web 3.0?

It is difficult to find a clear definition and explicit explanation of the concept of Web 3.0 but can be illustrated by examples. For example, every time you buy something from the Amazon store, the algorithm of the site searches for other things that people bought after they bought the product you bought, then In other words, the site learns from other users what your favorite options might be and then suggests them, which is getting smarter! In short, this is the philosophy behind Web 3.0.

While Web 1.0 was primarily driven by business-to-customer content, Web 2.0 provided a small push forward by allowing users to upload and share their content with Web 3.0, allowing Web sites and Internet applications to access data primarily on the Web, Processed and used to give users new information or data.

What are the features of Web 3.0?

Semantic Web


The semantic web property is one of the key elements in Web 3.0 and we can explain it through the following example. Thus semantic means the ability to deal with the meanings and feelings contained in the data, and the fact that Web 3.0 semantic means that it is able to understand the meaning of the data to be optimized.

The basic idea here is to create a web of online knowledge, which will help to understand the meaning of words to generate, share and link content through research and analysis.Thanks to semantic Web 3.0 provides an excellent link between data, and thus a better user experience.

Artificial Intelligence


Artificial intelligence will allow websites to provide the best possible data for the user. Computers will have features similar to human intelligence, such as decision-making and learning. Many companies, such as Facebook and Google, have already started using artificial intelligence technologies to organize Big Data and improve advertising services. It can be thought of as an AI plugin in Web 3.0.

3D Graphics

Web 3.0 is changing the future of the network by moving from 2D graphics to more realistic 3D graphics, which are used in Web 3.0 sites and services such as online games, e-commerce, real estate, and more.

Ubiquitous

The tremendous evolution of phones, smart electronic devices and easy access to the Internet make Web 3.0 available anywhere, anytime. It will not only be accessible on a computer like Web 1.0, or on smartphones like Web 2.0. Everywhere and everything which will enhance IoT applications in the near future.

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