To help you understand a bit about the Web 3.0 basic, please consider visiting this knol about Semantic Web.

What is Web 3.0 or semantic web? According to the knol:

The Semantic Web is the next generation of the WWW where information has machine-processable and machine-understandable semantics.

Sinuhe Arroyo, the writer of the knol, further explained that the Semantic Web brings structure to the meaningful content of the Web, being not a separate Web, but an augmentation of the current one, where information is given a well-defined meaning – hence, the Web 3.0 is also called intelligent web.

In layman’s terms, the Web 3.0 is a more intelligent form of today’s Internet – not only you will found information you are looking for, but also the relationship with other available information, ‘learning’ the preferences of the web users.

So, for example, you can search the web for shoes and receive information that has a more visual presentation and detailed information. You can also search the shoes not only by brand, but by available colour, size, and other attributes.

To learn more about this fascinating Internet tech advance, make sure you visit Sinuhe’s knol.