Russian online security specialist Eugene Kaspersky says cybercriminals will one day go for bigger targets than PCs and mobiles, sabotaging entire transport networks, electrical grids or financial systems.

Google announced on Friday that it expects to transition its stock from "Google Inc" to "Alphabet" at the end of the business day.

Two farmers in rural Michigan have uncovered a woolly mammoth skeleton in a soybean field.

Amazon is to stop selling video-streaming TV devices from Google and Apple because they don't "interact well" with its own media service.

In quest for immortality, a Russian scientist has made a bizarre claim linking ancient bacteria to immortality.

A multi-billion-dollar robot dispatched to Mars to search for life must steer clear of promising "hot spots" for fear of spreading microbes from Earth, Nasa project scientists say.

Police arrested a fake DGFI man at Chandraganj Purbo Bazar in Begumganj upazila of the district on Wednesday night. The arrestee is Md Shahid Ullah, 30, son

The number of mobile phone internet users now stands at 5.07 crore, BTRC says with data compiled until August.

LG reveals a phone that takes wide-angle selfies and an updated 4G smartwatch, now running on Android.

A war crimes tribunal has issued death warrants for BNP leader Salauddin Quader Chowdhury and Jamaat-e-Islami leader Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed. The warrants will be soon sent to authorities concerned and initiate the process of execution.

Madviser is a free local app by Humac Lab that helps to minimise your mobile bills by suggesting the best packages for you.

Cargo drone routes capable of delivering urgent and precious supplies to remote areas on a massive scale will be seen in Rwanda soon.

Just a week after Apple released its newest iPhones, Google has debuted two new phones of its own.

The European automobiles giant Volkswagen has been shaken with a scandal so bad that might endanger the company's position in of the U.S. and other continents. This brings in hope for its main EU rivals such as Ford and Opel.

The NSX is the holy grail of Japanese automotive wizardry. Born in the 90's this car is surpassed by power output and electro-gadgetry. Yet, this still makes petrol-head knees quiver, showing the world that it’s all about the fun you can have. If Ayrton Senna considered it one of his favorites, who are we to argue?

A humble, soft speaking university faculty member built and runs this equally humble looking Toyota Sprinter. It's not soft spoken though. And it's got many tricks up its undercarriage.

The Porsche Mission E is a curvaceous concept that is supposed to tell the world that the German prestige marque is seriously interested in alternative energy vehicles. The fact that it is a four door sedan is definitely a warning shot aimed above Tesla's collective head, so if the Germans do get involved and start producing machines like the E, there's a high chance that high efficiency electric vehicles might be the shape of things to come. What does that mean, exactly, and how far away are electric vehicles from becoming mainstream?

Facebook reacts to the latest round of hoax posts about privacy settings, saying life on Mars is now more likely than the introduction of charges for a private profile setting.

Networking powerhouse Cisco Systems announced a $100 million joint venture with China’s information technology firm Inspur Group on Wednesday during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to a U.S.-China tech summit in Seattle. The deal, which includes reselling Cisco networking gear and jointly developing a broad spectrum of software and hardware, is part of a $10 billion China investment initiative announced by the San Jose networking giant in June. Inspur, headquartered in Jinan, China, will have a 51 percent stake in the new venture.

A 12-year-old madrasa student was brutally tortured by his teacher on Sunday on charge of stealing money and clothes.