Time has an important role in technological developments in various countries. As time goes by, the attitudes and interests of users of technological devices are subsequently changed.
One that experienced a massive change was internet technology. As a result, many teenagers in various parts of the world are 'enchanted' with the internet.
One derivative of internet technology is social media.
Although the number of users is not as massive as it is today, the interest of adolescents of the 2000s era who want to connect with other users this gave birth to various social media platforms .
This time, I wants to invite you to reminisce with a number of social media platforms that had been popular among young people in the 2000s.
Without the following length of lebarm is the complete list.
1. MySpace
Before Facebook and Twitter popular like today, MySpace is one of the social media platform most widely used by teenagers era 90s.
Typically, this social media is used to conduct a variety of polls, posting information in bulletins, discussion forums about hobbies, and much more.
2. Friendster
Friendster (Mashable.com)
Remember the social media based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia?
Developed by Canadian programmers, Jonathan Abrams, Friendster is a place where many teenagers meet and fall in love with the opposite sex.
Not only that, this is the first social media (followed by Facebook) which presents a game play service in it.
3. MSN
MSN Messenger. (Doc: The Verge)
Remember the MSN messenger service? This site is widely used by 90 to 2000s children to connect with friends in the chat room .
Here, they can interact freely just like in the current messaging app or in Messenger Facebook.
This social site always appears first every time the PC is turned on, and requires the user to login every time it will use it.
4. Yahoo Messenger
Yahoo closed down the old version of Yahoo Messenger app, and replaced it with the latest one.
Before there was Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, LINE, and Telegram, the children of the 2000s knew the most used social sites back then, sure Yahoo Messenger.
Like MSN messenger, in YM! users can interact with people in different countries of the world.
YM! is also one of the services that presents a variety of exciting emoji options, the ability to make phone calls, and much more.
5. Orkut
Orkut. (Doc: The Inn News)
Google clerk Orkut Büyükkökten released it in 2003. Orkut is the name of this website designer who is a software expert .
One that experienced a massive change was internet technology. As a result, many teenagers in various parts of the world are 'enchanted' with the internet.
One derivative of internet technology is social media.
Although the number of users is not as massive as it is today, the interest of adolescents of the 2000s era who want to connect with other users this gave birth to various social media platforms .
This time, I wants to invite you to reminisce with a number of social media platforms that had been popular among young people in the 2000s.
Without the following length of lebarm is the complete list.
1. MySpace
Before Facebook and Twitter popular like today, MySpace is one of the social media platform most widely used by teenagers era 90s.
Typically, this social media is used to conduct a variety of polls, posting information in bulletins, discussion forums about hobbies, and much more.
2. Friendster
Friendster (Mashable.com)
Remember the social media based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia?
Developed by Canadian programmers, Jonathan Abrams, Friendster is a place where many teenagers meet and fall in love with the opposite sex.
Not only that, this is the first social media (followed by Facebook) which presents a game play service in it.
3. MSN
MSN Messenger. (Doc: The Verge)
Remember the MSN messenger service? This site is widely used by 90 to 2000s children to connect with friends in the chat room .
Here, they can interact freely just like in the current messaging app or in Messenger Facebook.
This social site always appears first every time the PC is turned on, and requires the user to login every time it will use it.
4. Yahoo Messenger
Yahoo closed down the old version of Yahoo Messenger app, and replaced it with the latest one.
Before there was Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, LINE, and Telegram, the children of the 2000s knew the most used social sites back then, sure Yahoo Messenger.
Like MSN messenger, in YM! users can interact with people in different countries of the world.
YM! is also one of the services that presents a variety of exciting emoji options, the ability to make phone calls, and much more.
5. Orkut
Orkut. (Doc: The Inn News)
Google clerk Orkut Büyükkökten released it in 2003. Orkut is the name of this website designer who is a software expert .
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