The Evolution towards Myspace.com

Since the dawn of the internet, people have been trying to communicate with

people faster and better. At first all we just wanted to talk to someone we

know but chat or email. We go an extra mile to create an e-mail and since we’

re really neophytes in the internet, we may take sometime to create an

account and from there we may be able to send and receive e-mail with our

friends. Now there’s a better alternative to sending snail mail; its faster

and definitely cheaper.

But then we don’t want to create an e-mail, review and send them all over

again and wait for someone to respond and do the process all over again. It’s

becoming a tiring process that we wanted something faster. Chat was then

invented. Instead of logging in and sending an e-mail and then wait for a

response, it has now become faster for us to talk in real time by keying in

the message that they want to use. Using the same software, you can easily

communicate to the person you wanted to talk to. Then it continued to voice,

sending files, and currently is video calls. Instead of just keying in the

words that we wanted to tell them, we can now talk to them directly and even

see their reactions in real time.