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This Blog is IPv6 Enabled

This Blog is IPv6 Enabled

Major Internet service providers (ISPs), home networking equipment manufacturers, and web companies around the world are coming together to permanently enable IPv6 for their products and services by 6 June 2012. Already Facebook & Most of the Google services are available over IPv6( in dual stack mode with IPv4) Though IPv6 enabled Internet is a long way to go, some should take the initiative. I am also taking part in this launch by...

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Setting up Home IPv6 Network using Tunnelbroker and Tomato Shibby Mod

Setting up Home IPv6 Network using Tunnelbroker and Tomato Shibby Mod

If your ISP itself provides you native IPv6, it’s straight forward to have an IPv6 network at home. But, most of the ISPs( none in India) do not provide IPv6. The only option is to have IPv6 Tunnel inside IPv4 using Tunnel brokers like HE The steps to follow: 1) Signup for IPv6 Tunnel broker and create a tunnel. In this example HE Tunnel broker is used. 2) Configure the Client with the steps provided. If you are using Windows 7...

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Tomato Shibby Mod on Asus RT-N16 Router

Tomato Shibby Mod on Asus RT-N16 Router

I have been using TomatoUSB custom firmware on my Asus RT-N16 router. It’s a great firmware where you have root access to the device and perform almost all operations that can be done on a Linux workstation. Recently, I wanted to try out IPv6 and this firmware didn’t have support. On doing some some search, finally decided to go with ShibbyMod. Used the    latest All-In-One firmware : 1.28.0000 MIPSR2-092 K26 USB AIO(8MB) as...

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The New iPad

The New iPad

The name “The New iPad” for the Apple’s version 3 latest flagship tablet. As I own an iPad and has seen iPhone 4′s retina display, I can imagine how gorgeous the “The New iPad” will look with its 2048-by-1536-pixel resolution. With Quad core A5X processor and 1 GB of RAM this device’s performance should be good! Again the price starts at $500 and the iPad 2 price has been brought down by 100$. But I...

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Lytro: Future of Photography?

Lytro: Future of Photography?

Lytro: Take instant photo focus later camera has been launched for starting price of $399.  It uses a new technology: Light Filed Camera. As Lytro puts it: Lytro lets you take pictures like never before. Unlike a conventional camera that captures a single plane of light, the Lytro camera captures the entire light field, which is all the light traveling in every direction in every point in space. Based on the reviews, it may not have the best...

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