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Helio by Edison Group has been churning out smartphones for a few years' now but went into a bit of hiatus in the last couple of

ShopUp Tech hosted their first two day Hackathon event Codeahead this September 14 and 15. The theme of the Hackathon was to create new solutions for small and medium-sized businesses while keeping in mind the challenges they face in day to day activities. 9 teams were selected to participate from different universities, who got to work closely with mentors and experts to bring their ideas to life.

Apple Inc introduces its largest-ever iPhone and a watch that detects heart problems in an attempt to get customers to upgrade to more expensive devices in the face of stagnant global demand for smartphones.

Online learning has always been a mixed bag in Bangladesh. Even though there are platforms that are doing well, there are few who can be comprehensive in what they teach due to the very nature of the product. This is where BYLCx comes in. This is BYLC's (Bangladesh Youth Leadership Center) online platform, which has recently been revamped to include 25 full-fledged courses.

Audi's flagship luxury sedan, the A8, was been declared to be the “World Luxury Car” of 2018 at the New York Auto Show on March 28,

Some cars start off famous for handling, looks or for catching on fire without any reason. Others go on to star in movies and become legends. The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am did it several times. Once as Knight Rider and before that, as Burt Reynolds' trusty sidekick in

The height of American road-trip films in the 70s saw such cult classics as Vanishing Point, Two-Lane Blacktop and Gone in 60 Seconds, but towards the close of this great decade of mediocre plots balanced with over the top action comedy,

You know what they say—it's easier for a company to stay afloat in space instead of in financially troubled economies. Actually, no one

Banglalink and Facebook recently announced the launch of ‘Learn Internet, See the World’, a digital empowerment program to enable people of Bangladesh, by providing access to the Internet, to use the Internet and benefit from it in their daily lives. The announcement was made by Ritesh Kumar Singh, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, Banglalink at a press conference recently. Also present at the event were Taimur Rahman, Chief Corporate and Regulatory Affairs Officer, Banglalink, and other high officials of Banglalink and Facebook.

ATMs or Automatic Teller Machines are probably one of the most cynical digital beings in the face of the earth if you have spent most of your pay-cheque by the first week of the month. Their sinister demure smile will keep on breaking your heart till your next payday. If you have observed, even when you have money in your account, your ATM machine out of notes.

The app picks out activities and tourist attractions. As soon as you sync it with your Google Plus account, it lets you pick from its top

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For the past few years, China has been dishing out some of the best phones in the market at a fraction of the price that non-Chinese

Researchers at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology have found a low-cost method for early detection of cancer.

Are you tired of the same old filters and Prisma effects you use to beautify your photos? Do you have a certain kind of love for poorly taken and blurry photos, which you don't have the heart to delete? Here's an app to help you with all your hipster issues.

The internet is a mysterious place. At times, it offers you cute pictures of cats and dogs and at other times, it makes you question the sanity of some people.

The stars of 2018 Pebble Beach Concours d' Elegance

If there's any petrol-head who requires an introduction to BMW's famed M-division, it's highly likely that they're not a petrol-head at all. For over 45 years, the letter “M” in the context of German performance cars has meant an undying pursuit of driving thrill,

A Ducati 900 Monster. Made by Atlas, made in Bangladesh. Yep, That's right. These scale models are now made in Bangladesh, then sent abroad, then someone buys them with taxes and brings them back here. Why not sold here? Not a big enough market.