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University of Chittagong team wins Ulkasemi’s VLSITHON 3.0
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New York City to restrict student AI use in schools through eighth grade
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Delivery Hero board recommends Uber’s $15bn takeover offer to shareholders
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OpenAI’s reported ‘opaque recurrence’ technique raises fresh AI safety concerns
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Dropbox says about 5,000 accounts compromised in August hack
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ANGRY BIRDS
Angry Birds - a name that is familiar with anyone who has ever owned a smartphone. The vastly popular game which spawned a multitude of “sequels” and made millions of dollars is back. This time with a true successor to the original.
16 September 2015
Enceladus ocean 'must be global'
Scientists determines that the sub-surface body of water on the Saturnian moon Enceladus must be far more extensive than first thought.
16 September 2015
Horizon: How video games can change your brain
The video game industry is a global phenomenon. There are more than 1.2 billion gamers across the planet, with sales projected soon to pass $100bn (£65bn) per year.
16 September 2015
Rumor claims Samsung will unleash its craziest smartphone ever in January
Samsung rolled out the stunning Galaxy S6 edge smartphone this year, but it looks like this is a mere prelude for what Samsung has planned for the next year, reports BGR news according to Yahoo Tech.
16 September 2015
'Dislike' button coming to Facebook
Facebook is to add a "dislike" button to its social network, founder Mark Zuckerberg says.
16 September 2015
Tuning Menu - How to upgrade a GT86
How to upgrade a GT86
15 September 2015
The outback will never be the same again without Holden
Besides the ‘Muricuns, there’s another breed of horsepower and torque fetish humans who fantasize flogging their own built V8 super saloons on public roads, wowing pedestrians and leaving big, black tyre shredding strips everywhere- Aussies with their Holdens.
15 September 2015
Scale model collectors under one roof: DCCCB Meet 2015
Diecast-cars Collectors Club Bangladesh recently got together for an evening of mixing with like minded people to share stories of scale
15 September 2015
So what's it like, driving a Mercedes luxury coupe?
The coupe felt like a coupe should. From the outside this looks like a considerably large car, you'd expect it to be heavy, to have trouble maneuvering through Dhaka city traffic. However, once I got into the drivers seat, every preconception changed.
15 September 2015
PRECISION STAR: 2012 Mercedes Benz E250 coupe
Shift tests the outgoing generation Mercedes Benz E250 coupe. Does it have the goods and the performance to match up to the good looks?
15 September 2015
Technology doesn't make school pupils smarter: study
Computers do not noticeably improve school pupils' academic results and can even hamper performance.
15 September 2015
Bats perform 'vital pest control' on crops
Bats provide a service worth an estimated US $1bn (£649m) globally by controlling pests on corn crops, a study has suggested.
15 September 2015
Elite's EVO Air hits a new record
Bangladeshi mobile handset brand Elite’s new flagship smart phone Evo has hit a new record. This phone has already stole the ‘best-selling’ tag in the Elite stall at the Smartphone Expo held mid-august in the capital. The smartphone has 5 inch super AMOLED display, latest Android Lolipop OS, 1.3 GHz Quadcore processor, fourth gen Mali GPU, 2 GB RAM and 16 Gigabyte internal memory.
14 September 2015
Disruption in shopping
It was a regular morning in Dhaka and Mashroor, an 18 year old high school student, was looking for Patrick Modiano’s ‘Missing Person’. Even 3 years ago, he would have headed straight to the book stores. Today, using only his cellphone, he starts shopping from online stores. Not only did he buy ‘Missing Person’, he also bought some other interesting yet hard to find books using this platform. By shopping online, he was also able to get discounted prices.
14 September 2015
Homophobic people often have psychological issues: Study
A new research suggests that homophobic attitudes may have a lot to say about the people who hold them.
14 September 2015
Next two years hottest, says Met Office
The next two years could be the hottest on record globally, says research from the UK's Met Office.
14 September 2015
An app launched for parents of a newborn
To obtain information related to a newborn's health, growth and vaccination, renowned pharmaceutical company Sanofi Bangladesh Limited inaugurated
13 September 2015
A new global job seeking platform for engineers
The Global Jobs BD, an online jobs portal bring opportunity for local engineers to place themselves in foreign job markets. Many Bangladeshi engineers can get
13 September 2015
Intel and SMobile launch first Intel-based smartphone in Bangladesh
Intel Ltd (Dhaka Liaison office) and SMobile recently introduced a new lineup of Android devices, including the first smartphone device designs by S-Mobile,
13 September 2015
Five ways to protect your private photos: Part 1
Remember last year's well-publicized leak, which exposed some celebrities' nude photos? The story not only made some individuals' day (and probably night), it turned to be a very educating precedent. For instance, it made many people realize that their pet's name is not the safest password, and two-factor authentication is not meant exclusively for IT geeks, but for any Swarovski-adorned iPhone owner as well. However, 2FA in iCloud, as well as in Gmail, Facebook and many other web services, is optional. Thus the consequences can be devastating, especially if your work at an Internet company. Here's part 1:
13 September 2015
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