The Peugeot 3008 has recently been voted to be the “Car of the Year 2017” in Geneva by a panel of 58 independent European journalists from 22 countries, with the judges applauding the exterior design, tech-filled stylish interior and its performance.

Fast and Furious should really not be a thing anymore. Out of all the sacrilegious things you could say to an automotive enthusiast, that one line might set off a chain reaction that lands my head on a spike with the words “For Paul” scribbled across my bloodied forehead. It does hold some merit – you just need to see the latest movie, the Fate of the Furious, to know why.

The Fast and the Furious has been the most recognisable source of on-screen automotive shenanigans since it was launched in 2001. The first few movies brought to light tuning culture for a wider audience through mainstream Hollywood and over time it has morphed into saving the world tropes befitting a superhero movie. Love it, hate it, or be entertained by it, you have to admit that the Fast and the Furious has taken the term “car movie” and taken it to new heights. Literally.

A grisly murder video muddies Facebook’s pledge to clean up the social network.

CIA Director Mike Pompeo calls WikiLeaks a "hostile intelligence service," using his first public speech as spy agency chief to denounce leakers who have plagued US intelligence.

Mr Trash Wheel is a solar and water powered trash cleaner that keeps garbage from reaching the ocean and then converts it to energy, according to CNN.

Facebook has waged an uphill war against fake news for the last couple of months now. And couple days back, it announced its newest crusade: Fake accounts. In an announcement made by Facebook this Friday, the social media giant informed that it has launched a massive operation against a substantial number of accounts that it believes to be fake.

Unique Business Systems Ltd. (UBSL)Recently organised a Press Conference to introduce their new product line of MSI laptop &

Listening to music is probably one of our biggest pastimes. Not so long ago, it was the age of cassette players or disc-mans. Then came the iPods and mp3 players. TBut with the advent of internet, came along music streaming apps.

It is clear that apps have changed the way we live our lives. However, it is entirely possible to overlook the profound impact apps have on our lives. Let's have a look at how these apps impact our lives.

TECH BITS

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel won his second race of the season on Sunday when he edged out Mercedes title rival Lewis Hamilton at the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Technologies has introduced a new laser printer toner product of BIGPRINT brand. The company in a statement claimed that the

Samsung unboxed the Galaxy S8 and S8+ in the Bangladesh Market. Preorders began on April 12 with exclusive bundle

Words failed Valtteri Bottas on Saturday after the unflappable Finn bounced back from a disappointing Chinese Grand Prix by taking the first pole position of his Formula One career in Bahrain.

Fossils discovered in Tanzania in the 1930s have helped identify a "missing link" in dinosaur evolution that reveals their ancestors had long necks, walked on four legs and looked like crocodiles.

Dhaka has been ranked second among the top cities of the world having largest active Facebook users.Bangkok is the number one city ahead of Dhaka and in the country category, the United States leads all having over 21 crore active users of Facebook, says a recent report conducted jointly by social media research organisations -- We Are Social and Hootsuite.

Apple is joining the fiercely competitive race to design self-driving cars, raising the possibility that a company that has already re-shaped culture with its iPhone may try to transform transportation, too.

On the eve of the 2017 New York International Auto Show, Jaguar's first-ever SUV, the F-Pace, has been named the 2017 World Car of the Year.

SEGA's trademark Yakuza series is well-known for its critical acclaim and revolutionary installments.