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IPv4, the most popular and used addressing system in the internetworking, has been exhausted and organizations can no longer avail for the free block of IPv4 addresses. In order to compensate this exhaustion of IP addresses, a new addressing mechanism called IPv6 has already been in use. While IPv6 is more advanced and sophisticated than the IPv4, there are many projects going on to encourage the use of IP version 6. The world is going to celebrate the IPv6 launch day in coming June 6.
Last year on September (see our coverage), Microsoft released the preview Windows 8 – a next generation touch-UI-focused Windows operating system. It is currently available for download on developer build. Since the new year 2012 has just come; this new OS is also slated for release this year. We present here top interesting features of the new Windows 8, infographics by thetechlabs.com.
We suggest you read our previous article if you have not already: Windows 8 – A Preview & Download of Developer Build
Nepali eBooks & Novels in Kindle
Finally, the readers of Nepali literature can read Nepali eBooks of some popular novels and books on their handheld devices. Nepa-laya and muncha.com have initiated the e-publishing for taking Nepali literature to the e-world. This is a great contribute to Nepali information and technology service industry and we wait to see more. [Read more...]
Ncell, the first private mobile operator in Nepal, has become the largest ISP (Internet Service Provider) of Nepal after becoming the largest GSM-based telecom operator with 1.9 million subscribers. This large user base subscribers makes Ncell the largest ISP, but still not in terms of infrastructures. [Read more...]
