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It is possible that the original Internet browser will probably slowly vanish, as we could find very specific uses for receiving and sending various data, digital information or as we become more globally interconnected to the Web.

This new Internet trend could be rapidly implemented through wired home devices, or wirelessly with our Wi-Fi-connected PDA's, or simply with a WiKi.

Today, it is conservatively estimated that Internet users spend an average of three hours and 43 minutes per month, using Internet applications and search engines of all kinds.

On Tuesday, it was announced that Overture plans to partner with a local business directory provider to focus on Telstra's one-stop-shop online search and directory service, Sensis. The company (Sensis) plans to assemble a collection of information services, including White Pages, Yellow Pages, Whereis.com and the Trading Post, behind what's expected to be Australia's most comprehensive online and voice search product.

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