2.0
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The term 2.0 originated with software versioning and refers to the second version of a computer program or standards. The trend to apply it to concepts other than programs started with Web 2.0.
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[edit] Software and standards
- Windows 2.0 operating system
- XPath 2.0
- Jumper 2.0
[edit] Modern usage
- Business 2.0
- Business Intelligence 2.0
- Civil Society Coordination 2.0
- Devolution 2.0 or Devo 2.0, proposed deepening of Scottish devolution
- Ecommerce 2.0
- Enterprise 2.0
- Health 2.0 or Medicine 2.0
- Identity 2.0
- Library 2.0
- Mobile 2.0
- Stasi 2.0
- Travel 2.0
- Web 2.0, a word used to describe active World Wide Web usages
[edit] Events
[edit] Fiction
- Jake 2.0
- The Net 2.0
- Tron 2.0 and Tron 3.0
[edit] Societal
[edit] Music
- Devo 2.0
- My World 2.0 by Justin Bieber, released 2009
- Version 2.0, second album by rock group Garbage, released 1998
[edit] Sports
- 2.0 (professional wrestling), a professional wrestling tag team
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- Stereophonic two channel multichannel audio
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