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What is Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)?

With the rise in the number of devices using Internet, the current IPv 4 is bursting at the seams. The world is now switching to IPv6 to accommodate billions of addresses. Let us know more about IPv6

Samsung begins pre-reserve process for Galaxy S22, Tab S8 series in India

Customers can pre-reserve Galaxy S22 Series smartphone through 'Galaxy S22 Pre-reserve VIP Pass' and Galaxy Tab S8 Series through 'Galaxy Tab S8 Pre-reserve VIP Pass'

Facebook Messenger rolls out 'Split Payments' feature in US

Meta-owned Facebook Messenger is also introducing voice message recording controls and a mode for sending disappearing messages

Samsung ends Note lineup and bets big on foldables to tackle iPhone

The world's largest smartphone maker unveiled its latest Galaxy S22 lineup on Wednesday, equipping the Ultra model in the family with a stylus.

Apple working on realityOS for its upcoming AR/VR headset: Report

The AR/VR headset is reportedly expected to run a new operating system, previously referred to as "rOS", which stands for Reality Operating System

Microsoft to let Sony PS fans play CoD for years: Brad Smith

An obvious concern was that Microsoft could make CoD available exclusively on the Xbox console, undermining opportunities for Sony PlayStation users

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, Tab S8 Plus, Tab S8 unveiled: Details here

Here is the first look and key specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 series

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra with SPen, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 unveiled

Here is the first look and key specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S22 series

5G smartphone shipments to hit 64 million in India in 2022: CMR Report

5G smartphones grew more than 600 per cent in India in 2021 and top five manufacturers accounted for 72 per cent share in the domestic 5G market last year

How Samsung Galaxy rewrote smartphone history in last decade

The Samsung Galaxy S was the world's first smartphone to be launched with a Super AMOLED display, an ultra-thin screen that consumes less power and provides crisper and more vivid picture quality

'Tap to Pay': Apple announces contactless payments via new iPhones

Tap to Pay on iPhone will be available for payment platforms and app developers to integrate into their iOS apps and offer as a payment option to their business customers in the US first, Apple said

Instagram rolls out bulk delete features, security checkup worldwide

The company said that people will now be able to bulk manage -- delete, archive -- their content and their interactions including comments, likes, story sticker reactions, etc.

Oversight Board tells Facebook, Instagram to protect users from 'doxing'

In 'doxing,' previously private information is made public in order to shame or harm the victim.

We're forgetting the world belongs to humans too: XBillion Skills Lab CEO

In a Q&A, Samyak Chakrabarty says jobs surviving automation will need skills involving communication, critical thinking, negotiation and storytelling

Race for blockchain engineering talent hots up as crypto ban cloud clears

Startups and IT majors alike are angling to recruit the best and brightest in the technology

Tesla reportedly planning to launch its own in-car App Store

Even as Musk backs Epic Games and calls Apple's App Store, 'a de facto global tax', it's said that Tesla is working on its own rival, reports AppleInsider

What are virtual digital assets?

Budget euphoria may well be waning away on Dalal Street, but some of its announcements are still fresh in people's imaginations. Virtual digital assets are one of them. Find out more about it

Meta executive pitches metaverse business to advertisers

The company's head of metaverse, Vishal Shah, cited opportunities for brands around digital goods and immersive shopping

Why the shape of digital rupee will be determined by its use-cases

Experts agree a CBDC will help create a better financial ecosystem, but differ on its design

Privacy, data breach related searches up more than 20% in 2021: Google

Over the past two years, millions of people throughout Asia-Pacific have started using the Internet for the first time, lifting the region's online population to more than 2.5 billion