WRT160N V3 and IPV6 Support

Just wanted to know that if any new firmware is coming soon. I m getting IPV6 address from my modem but my router is not working with ipv6 sites. If there is any future with ipv6 i ll wait or should I go with DDWRT?
Linksys EA4500

1. I have posted the link to the official Cisco statement. Nothing else is known. For the WRT160N I would not expect updates. Consumer routers have an expected lifecycle of 1.5-2 yrs.
2. You can still use dd-wrt.
3. You can also very well use IPv4 only. Nothing much would change at the moment. Many web sites now offer IPv6 access in addition to IPv4.

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