On March 29th 1996 BT launched its first mass market internet service, BT Internet. For many people it was the first time they could send email, transfer files and use the internet's vast resources to learn.

22-plus years ago BT Internet customers got 2.5Mb of web space and used a 33.6Kbps modem. Today, BT customers get up to 1000GB online storage with BT Cloud and can enjoy speeds of at least 100Mb with BT Plus fibre broadband. and internet using that time very expensive what is internet time people answer time and technology devolopment

and still not high people not work internet Can you actually imagine life without the internet? Or Wi-fi? Or HD live streaming, Wikipedia and the plethora of social media that includes Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram? Here are a few things you might remember if you used the internet in the noughties. 

A dubstep sound combining screeches, crackling, beeps and other unidentified noises that lasted for about 30 seconds until you were finally connected to the world wide web.

With a very helpful button on the left that explained how you could use the internet. While Netscape may have been the original web Browser, it was IE that had browser monopoly for years until Mozilla, Google and Safari came along. Not to mention you could order pizza online, like Sandra Bullock. Some of you geeks might even remember that tiny “pi” symbol on the lower right-hand corner of the Mozart’s Ghost homepage.