Presentation of the evolution of the internet.

1. The evolution of
the world wide
web.
How consumers use electronic devices to
impact their lives.

2. Timeline of the internet.
The internet started in the 1960s as a way of government researchers to share
information. Computers in the 60s were large and immoible. This eventually led to
the formation of the ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network), the
network that ultimately evolved into what we now know as the Internet. Today the
internet is used for everything you can think of, commerce, information holders and
communication across the globe.

3. Electronic devices used by the population.
Statistics show that smartphones have pulled away from laptops to become the most important
device used to access the internet for close to half of the uk accessing the internet. From 2015
to 2018, the volume of data consumed in the UK increased from 7.29 million gigabytes to 211
million gigabytes. 2020 march 6 52% of people use their phone most often and laptop/pcs are
43%.

4. How the population uses search engines.
Information.
To research history, or a popular
event or a place.
Buying and selling things.
Buying a plane ticket or selling a
tv on places like ebay, gumtree
etc.
Social media/Communication
To communicate with people
anywhere in the world and
interact.

5. What consumers spend their money on.
In 2018, 1.8 billion people worldwide purchased goods online. If this isn’t enough stats show
e-retail sales are going to grow up to $4.8 trillion by 2021. Most bought items by consumers are
fashion items, trips and tourism, tech products, Second-hand sales, Books and music and finally
educational courses like this one. This information is found from doo finder.

6. One minute on the internet in 2019.

7. Total Population - 7.8 billion
1.8 billion
people worldwide buy goods.
5.16 billion.
Unique mobile users worldwide
according to GMSA intelligence.
2.95 billion
As of 2019 worldwide use social
media, by 2023 projected to be 3.43
billion and as of january 2020 stood
at 49 percent.
Presented by statista.
4.648 billion
Internet users worldwide.
Presented by internetworldstats.

8. Internet users by regions: 2020.
As of 2020 via internetworldstats.

9. Social media usage wordwide

10. Global internet usage.

11. World’s digital Information, Created &
Shared.
In the coming years, however, these common units will begin to seem
more quaint – that’s because the entire digital universe is expected to
reach 44 zettabytes by 2020.
Here are some key daily statistics highlighted in the infographic:
500 million tweets are sent
294 billion emails are sent
4 petabytes of data are created on Facebook
4 terabytes of data are created from each connected car
65 billion messages are sent on WhatsApp
5 billion searches are made
By 2025, it’s estimated that 463 exabytes of data will be created
each day globally – that’s the equivalent of 212,765,957 DVDs per

12. Internet users by countries, 2019.
Top 20 countries in internet users, these stats are
from 2019 and by internetworldstats.com/top20.htm.
China is way ahead of every country.
The numbers on the charts are rounded to millions.

13. The future of digital.
Voice control is a big thing that’s been improved on devices over the years, to search and text via
speech and even direct your laptop or phone to do a specific action via your voice.
Video content, so people who needs to see things literal and with someone speaking and
showing a tutorial format is so much more accessible on the internet, for example youtube is a
huge place to learn absolutely anything.
Image search is a big tool of the internet, you can make anything via photoshop by getting
images of absolutely anything on the internet you want.

14. Sources.
www.pexels.com
www.internetworldstats.com
www.statista.com
www.datareportal.com
www.doofinder.com
www.hootsuite.com
www.groupgm.com
www.bigcommerce.com