This informative and hilarious infographic shares how Internet usage and webpage designs have changed over the past fifteen years. See what late 90s web pages used to look like, the horror!

This is the evolution of the Mercedes Benz logo from 1909 to 2009. Weather the logo has gotten better or worse over the years is debatable, but the automobile continues to get better.

1902

These cartoons represent a completely different kind of evolution. They are all very interesting and humorous.

This is the history of portable game consoles since 1989, when the legendary Game Boy first appeared until today after the release of Nintendo 3DS.

Nintendo Game Boy, 1989

If you are familiar with computers the chances are you are familiar with Microsoft Windows. The software has gone through many evolutions over the years, which has lead to a revolution in the way we use computers.

1985 - Windows 1.0

Everyone can recognize a coke can at fifty feet. It is an American icon. Coke has roots that dig deep. They first began bottling this giant of colas in 1886 in the backyard of a pharmacist in Atlanta Ga. John Pemberton is the man that brewed this concoction for the first time.

This shows the evolution of New York City’s Subway from 1919 to 2010. The subway is an amazing transportation system that numerous New Yorkers depend on. It operates both above ground and underground.

1910s -1930s

A New Hope episode was first released in 1977 and since than has undergone many changes.

It was re-released several times. One of the most notable versions is the 2004 DVD, which was modified with CGI effects and recreated scenes. It is amazing to see how big the difference is and how many has changed in 27 years. Some changes are subtle though, others, well they are blatant.

Who knew that movie screens would get as enormous as they are today? At one time they were a mere 20’ wide and 12’ high. They have certainly grown considerably over the years. Take a look and see how big they are today.

German photographer Jens Heilmann took pictures of World Cup soccer balls from every single one of the 19 tournaments. These all balls have been kicked around by some of the greatest soccer players of the 20th and 21st century.

Chile, 1962

It’s sad so many chickens were killed to create this photo chain, but thanks to it you can learn more about chicken evolution from the very beginning. Remember, it’s the oldie of the day ;)