2.  Could you live without Cell phone and
Internet?

3. ONE DAY WITHOUT
CELL PHONE AND
INTERNET..
.. A
DAY WITHOUT CONNECTION
TO THE WORLD.

4. I
CELL PHONE &
INTERNET

5.  OURANCESTORS HUNDREDS
OF YEARS AGO..

6.  What is Internet?
Internet is an arrangement of
connected computers whch lets the
computer users all over the world
exhange datas.

7.  On 1957, USSR launched Sputnik, the first
artificial satellite on Earth.
 In response, US formed Advance
Research Project Agency (ARPA)
 Advancing them in the field of Science
and Technology which can help their
military.

8.  1962 – Tasked Rand Paul Baran to study
on how they could have control to
missiles and bombs after a nuclear
attack.
PROPOSAL: PACKET SWITCHING
 1972 – Ray Tomlinson created the first e-
mail program.
 1973 - DARPA developed a new protocol
call TCP/IP

9.  1974 – The word Internet was first used.
 1976 - Ethernet was first used by Dr.
Robert M. Metcalfe.
 1981 - National Science Foundation
created CSNET 56 Kbps network for
institution without access to the
ARPANET.
 1983 - Every machine connected to
ARPANET used TCP/IP.

10.  1984 - The ARPANET was divided into two
but both networks were still supported by
the Military.
- The netwroks were ARPANET and
MILNET.
 1985 - The National Science Foundation
developed T1 lines which was 1.5 Mbps.
 1986 - IETF or The Internet Engineering
Task Force was developed.
- Served as a forum.

11.  1987 - BITNET and CSNET were merged to
form the Corporation for Research and
Educational Networking (CREN).
 1988 - After the completion of the T1
NSFNET backbone, traffic increased
quickly.
- they have to upgrade quickly.
 1990 - IBM, Merit and MCI created a non-
profit corporation called ANS
(Advanced Network and Services).

12.  1991 - The NSF established a new
network, named NREN, the National
Research and Education Network.
 1992 - In this year the Internet Society
was chartered.
- World Wide Web was first
released.
- NSFNET backbone was upgraded
to T3 (44.736Mbps)

13.  1993 - The InterNIC was created by NSF
to provide specific Internet services.
 1994 - There were no major changes.
- Internet expanded vastly around
the world.
 1995 - The National Science Foundation
discontinued direct access to the NSF
backbone from April 30, 1995.
 1996 - Most Internet traffic is carried by
backbones of independent
ISPs, including
MCI, AT&T, Sprint, UUNet, BBN
planet, ANS, and more.

14.  2000 - This was the period when the
investors and businessmen started
making money in the Internet.

15.  WHAT IS CELL PHONE?
A cellular phone is a wireless phone that
most people these days communicate
with

16.  1865 - Doctor Mahlon Loomis
- the first person to communicate
through wireless atmosphere.
 1973 – Martin Cooper came out with
Motorola.
 In 1988 the big company's started to
make cell phones.

17.  How deep does Cell phone and Internet
affects us?
.. We cannot eliminate them in our lives
anymore.

18.  Communication becomes more easy.
 Entertainment
 It updates us.

19.  So addictive
 Health issues
 Early exposure to pornographic videos
and images
 Distraction

20.  GUIDELINES/TIPS
 Everything in excess is unhealthy
 Control and limit the usage
 Know your priorities