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20th April 2019
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20th April 2019
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Next Generation Of Network 6G

With 5G networks rolling out around the world, engineers are turning their attention to the next incarnation. Mobile-phone technology has changed the way humans understand and interact with the world and with each other. It’s hard to think of a technology that has more strongly shaped 21st-century living. The Latest Technology The fifth generation of mobile standards, or 5G—is currently being deployed in select locations around the world. And that raises an obvious question. What factors will drive the development of the sixth generation of mobile technology? How will 6G differ from 5G, and what kinds of interactions and activity […]
12th March 2019
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12th March 2019
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WWW-(World Wide Web)

Today Is Very Specials For All Of Us Because Today WWW has Completed It’s Journey Of 30 Years. As We All Already Know WWW-(World Wide Web) Is For Any Website Prefix. But Today I Will Give All Introduction About Actually What Is (World Wide Web), It’s Just Not Only Prefix For Web URL. The World Wide Web is what most people think of as the Internet. It is all the Web pages, pictures, videos and other online content that can be accessed via a Web browser. The Internet, in contrast, is the underlying network connection that allows us to send […]
28th October 2015
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28th October 2015
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15M People Worldwide Can Now Access Web Via Internet.org

Facebook’s controversial free Internet project, Internet.org, has now brought 15 million people worldwide online who would otherwise have remained offline, according to comments from Mark Zuckerberg at a Townhall Q&A in India on Wednesday. In India specifically, that number is one million — though Internet.org only arrived in the country about a year ago. India now has 130 million Facebook users, but is still home to one billion people living without Internet access. Globally, that number sits at four billion. Last month, Facebook made some pretty significant changes to Internet.org, including renaming it to Free Basics, and opening it up to more developers and web […]