Over that time has seen, and dNS Made Easy has been an industry leader for the previous 14 years and even changed the development of DNS services. The discussion centered around the high tech sector, especially networking and going into the cloud.

Over recent years, forecasts have favored a shift to the cloud.

A byproduct of the movement has become the development of a seamless user experience across devices.

This really is what some colloquially call the “net.”

“This next year will mark a radical shift in how we design cellular programs for internet-based software. The transition between the two needs to be seamless, as well as the cellular variant must have so much functionality it is tough to identify the difference,” says Job. The programmers have released a free cellular program for Android users although Constellix is still in beta called Sonar Lite. This tool enables users to get full visibility of network, from heaps of places, all from their smartphone.

Previously, users were restricted to only having the ability to deal with their DNS or track their networks from their computers. As users will soon have the capacity to track their network from places they select, and also make changes to their records all from their mobiles, 2016 will mark an immense jump for cellular.

In the DNS space, IPv6 is beginning to phase out the conventional IPv4 addresses. In the previous couple of years, it is been widely forecast that these new types of IP addresses would never take hold. But, the DNS Made Easy engineers predict this recent rise in adoption to only be the start of prevalent IPv6 enactment.