Instead of the internet grinding to a halt it’s set to rapidly expand, although the average user won’t feel the pain of the switch. IPv4 is the current default home address for your internet connection, whether it’s received via computer, cell phone, television, etc. IPv4 uses 32-bit...

Thinfilm, a Norwegian printed electronics company, and PARC (Palo Alto Research Center Incorporated), a research and co-development company in Palo Alto, California, have announced a big step towards a day when everything is connected to the internet, according to The Register. The two companies...

Today we are witnessing something truly revolutionary, the power of the internet to disrupt regimes of the past, by sharing ideas through social networking services, such as, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. This new type of revolution is unlike the French Revolution (1789) nor the American Revolution...

This is an installation created by Dean McNamee for the party which celebrated the tenth anniversary of Commons, last January in London. To make tangible the continuing activities of the site, the designer of Copenhagen has developed a metal frame, with 18 printers during the evening printed in...

A joint venture between AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless, has recently been launched to set up a mobile commerce network using Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, called Isis. Isis will be using Discover’s national payment infrastructure along with Barclaycard’s expertise...

In case you haven’t heard Apple recently had an event called “Back To The Mac.” Apple’s CEO, Steve Jobs, unveiled the latest version of Mac OS X, named Lion, as well as an updated MacBook Air model. Although the new MacBook was expected to have a touch-screen it instead has a multi-touch...

In this final installment of the “Evolution of the Internet” the consequences of the increase in IP’s becoming available (as written about in “The Evolution of the Internet”) and the prospect of connectivity becoming ubiquitous (as written about in “The Evolution of the Internet –...

The evolution of the internet is happening right now as I type and in more than the one way, as previously written about. Roto Meier, a software developer who has been involved in Android since the initial release in 2007, as well as being an Android Developer Advocate at Google, recently gave an...

The internet as we all know it is about to change, whether it’s for better or worse, is hard to tell. The pressing issue that must be addressed is “The Impending Nightmare of IPv6”, as written about in PCWorld. Everyone currently uses an IPv4 address, if you’re still lost about what...