(MENAFN- Khaleej Times) The world's first-ever website - info.cern.ch - celebrated its 25th anniversary on August 6.
That was way back in 1991. Back then, the Motorola StarTAC and MicroTAC were the coolest mobile phones, the original Nokia 101 was to be launched a year later, Street Fighter II and the original Sonic the Hedgehog had just been released, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System was to be rolled out in less than two weeks, Windows 3.0 was the OS standard and Apple wasn't exactly lording it over the field. This was how the first browsable website looked like back then: You could just imagine how the websites of some of the world's biggest tech titans looked like back then. So without further adieu, here's how Microsoft first appeared in 1994: Apple was pretty chatty in their first Web pages in 1996: The first link on Google's first-ever Web page in 1998 led to its first-ever search engine home: And of course, here's how Khaleej Times looked back in 1998: Ah, the good ol' simple days. Where were you during these times? -
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