P2 AND M1

P2

The download speed can vary and depends on many things these can be effected how fast others can use the internet depending on how big the download. If it is not a strong connection of broadband the download may slow down others who are connected to the same wifi and cause there devices to not work as fast.  The speed of the computer or device you have could depend on the performance of it and how enhanced it is. The more ram and the better processer speed means that the computer will be able to handle and process the information quicker therefore your browser speed will increase and the pages will load much quicker.  The cache memory will allow certain pages that you have previously visited multiple times before to load quicker and the computer to process information for example as I frequently use Google this will be a page that loads quicker than most others.

The web server capacity depends on what broadband company the computer is connected to, high download speed and amount of  information it can process such as virgins 100mb fibre optic cable allows the computer to process the information and load websites quicker for example Facebook or websites with a lot of display content that needs to be loaded.  On the other hand though if there is a slow broadband download speed this means that the downloading of information may be slow and restricts how fast this can be done. It may also affect other people connected to the broadband and slow down how fast their device can connect and process information. The server for this company needs to be of high quality as if one website has loads of hits such as beyonce tickets being sold if the servers cannot deal with high amount of hits in a small timeframe this will cause it to crash. Also the faster and stronger the server is it will allow you to use multiple applications at once which may end to be done in some circumstances such as fireworks etc. This then needs to be have enough to use bitmaps vectors and other applications.

M1

Cloud Computing:

 Hardware and software programs are delivered over a network and seen as a service, these are not stored on the user's computer instead they are stored on a network at a different single location. This means less storage space is used up on the user's computer; the use of this reduces the number of performance and also intensive actions the user's computer must undergo. The user has to log in to the service to gain access then they can easily be able to use the programs they need to use.

Web 2.0

Web 2.0 sites may allow users to interact with each other in a social media dialogue as makers of usergenerated content in a virtual conversation, in contrast to websites where people are limited to the passive viewing of content. Examples of Web 2.0 include social networking sites, blogs, wikis, video sharing sites, hosted services; web applications. Social networking sites, blogs, wikis, video sharing sites and web applications are all in the same category. Web 2.0 uses JavaScript this is to make it able to upload or download new data from a web server without having undergoing a full page reload. This allows users to be able to interact with the page by separating communications For example data requests going to the server and data going back to the page. A few examples of this is the Timeline on twitter, this will constantly continue to refresh itself even though the user does not refresh the another example is comments section on YouTube which will refresh whilst a user watches a video.