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Google Maps is an example of a Web 2.0 application.

Web 2.0 changes how users interact with web pages, moving from passive viewing to active engagement.

Web 2.0 fundamentally changed how people interact with and use the internet.

Web 2.0 applications let people share and collaborate online.

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Web 2.0 moves from static content to user-generated content.

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Web 2.0 Technology: An Improved Version of the Internet

Web 2.0 refers to internet applications that enable sharing and collaboration, allowing people to express themselves online.
Tim O'Reilly defined Web 2.0 as a business revolution in the computer industry caused by the shift to the internet as a platform.
Web 2.0 is an improved version of the first worldwide web, characterized by the transition from static to dynamic or user-generated content and the growth of social media.
It encompasses rich web applications, web-oriented architecture, and the social web.
Web 2.0 does not require any changes to technical specifications but focuses on changes in web page design and user behavior.
Examples of Web 2.0 technologies include hosted services like Google Maps, web applications such as Google Docs and Flickr, video sharing sites like YouTube, wikis like MediaWiki, blogs like WordPress, and social networking sites.