While America and Europe gets the manic Ford F150 Raptor, we get the entry ladder of the Ford Trucks Empire, the Ranger.

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,

Facebook Inc on Monday said a technical problem prevented some users from accessing and posting on the social network as well as messaging app Whatsapp and Instagram, and it had mostly fixed the issue.

Facebook's privacy and data handling practices have been under major scrutiny ever since the Cambridge-Analytica scandal came to

When Dr. Asharaful Amin, associate professor and chairperson of Computer Science and Engineering Department of Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB), started to teach Robotics as a minor course for undergrad students, he did not expect much from his students. “Study of robotics in Bangladesh is still in its infancy. Our software-based job market offers little for a robotics graduate. In the beginning, very few students wanted to take this course.”

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Xiaomi has proven itself as a maker of quality, budget devices that provide more bang for buck. The S2 aims at doing just that once

Hypercar manufacturer extraordinaire Bugatti seems to have taken the foot off the accelerator during a top speed run and built this - the Divo. Touted as a “faster but slower” Bugatti, the Divo is aimed at the type of motoring enthusiast who’d rather be going fast around corners rather than fast in a straight line only.

Hyundai has facelifted the ongoing generation of the Elantra, and we’re not too sure if it looks as good as the current design. While the current model had flowing lines and a neatly integrated face that somehow made the gaping mouth of the Hyundai family grille work, the new one tries to pull an early-2000s Ford Focus with seamlessly integrated headlamps and it doesn’t work.

The 8-series' rebirth has been much hyped globally—the original V12 powered 8 from the 90s became an icon even though it was a sales flop, and BMW fans have been screaming for it to make a return. The 8 looks gorgeous in the flesh, with sleek lines and Grand Tourer proportions that make this gentleman's racer a salivating prospect.

The idea of going to a gym might come easily to most, but the act of actually going through the motions of the institution is anything but. However, there are a plethora of Fitness Apps available for smartphones these days with the help of which anyone can look good while flexing in front of a mirror. These apps are in no way a substitute for a proper gym or a trainer. But for those who can't find the time to go to a gym, these 3 apps are a good place to start.

Rumours have it, Apple is going unveil three smartphones and some other devices this September as part of its annual roundup of new

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In a male-dominated tech industry, only a few women were able to break the glass ceiling. We here listed the richest seven self-made women billionaires in tech industry. Interestingly, three of them are from Asia, three from USA and one from Europe. Most of them had an inspiring rag to riches stories. Here's everything you need to know about them:

Some of us don't even know what a browser extension is? Simply put, a browser extension is a sort of like a plug-in for your browser

Android launchers allow users to overhaul and customise their Android phones' user interface according to their preferences.

The season of infinite beef bhunas and house invites are here. Eid-Ul-Azha is that time of the year where you are thrust into so many family gatherings that by the end of the day, you just want to relax all by yourself with some video games. So with that here are a couple of games that we recommend for all platforms for the coming week.

Tesla lost nearly $8 billion in shareholder value this week

In Developing countries better spectrum pricing policies are needed to improve the economic and social condition of billions of people who have no connections to mobile broadband services, this revealed in a new report by GSMA entitled “Spectrum pricing in developing countries”. The study also shows that the final spectrum prices in developing countries are three times higher compared to developed countries. The high spectrum pricing is a major obstacle for increasing investment and mobile penetration. The report also finds that high spectrum prices and poorer coverage, and more expensive and lower quality mobile broadband services are interrelated, which hinder the consumers to take up services.