The global technology industry is bracing for a sustained rise in random-access memory (RAM) prices through 2026, a shift expected to ripple across consumer electronics markets, particularly desktops and smartphones.

Banglalink has officially launched its nationwide Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFi) calling service, enabling customers across Bangladesh to make voice calls using Wi-Fi alongside mobile networks.

Originally developed by IBM and later continued by Lenovo, the ThinkPad line has built a reputation for durability, repairability and a no-nonsense approach to design. That matters when you are buying a device that has already lived one life.

OpenAI has launched a dedicated health tool within its ChatGPT platform called 'ChatGPT Health', which allows users to connect their medical records and fitness app data to inform the AI's responses.

There is a quiet kind of poetry in the way the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Chrome Red catches the morning light. Its chrome fuel tank mirrors the world around it, reflecting the sky, the street and the lingering gazes of passers-by who slow instinctively as they walk past. This is not a motorcycle that hurries for attention. It invites you in, like a story waiting to be told.

David Rosen, a co-founder of the video game company Sega, has died at the age of 95. He passed away at his home in Los Angeles on December 25, according to a family spokesman and several news reports on the matter.

Chinese technology firm Lenovo has announced a partnership with US chipmaker Nvidia to launch an 'AI Cloud Gigafactory' program aimed at accelerating data centre deployment for AI cloud providers.

Several new startups believe the ideal device to deliver artificial intelligence's capabilities may already be in your ears: headphones and earbuds. As tech companies search for the perfect AI hardware, a growing number of enterprises are betting that this familiar wearable will become the primary gateway for AI's next wave of features.

Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup xAI has raised $20 billion in a new funding round, exceeding its initial $15 billion target.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently stated that the company's new line of chips is now being manufactured at full capacity. He claimed these processors provide five times the AI computing power of Nvidia's prior chips for running applications like chatbots.

Decoding corporate lingo is less about memorising buzzwords and more about identifying what is missing from the message: the decision being made, who owns the work, what “success” means, and when something needs to happen.

On a March day in 1602, the Dutch Republic tried to solve a problem of commerce with a piece of statecraft. Rival merchant groups were bidding up the cost of spices in Asia, squeezing profits at home, while the war for independence from Spain made overseas trade inseparable from national security.

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said 2026 should mark a turning point away from the “slop versus sophistication” debate, urging the tech industry to stop arguing over AI output quality and focus instead on delivering real benefits in everyday life.

Elon Musk's brain-computer interface company Neuralink plans to begin "high-volume production" of its brain implants and transition to a fully automated surgical procedure in 2026, as per a recent post by Musk on X.

End-of-year (EoY) conversations often feel like performance reviews, but they are so much more than that. If done right, they are a chance to showcase wins, reflect on growth, map out your next moves, and strengthen relationships with your manager.

Grameenphone has recently launched Wi-Fi Calling, introducing Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFi) technology to its mobile network.

Free Fire has announced a new collaboration with Jamal Bhuyan, captain of the Bangladesh National Football Team.

2025 delivered some of the most meaningful advances in everyday tech in years. Across phones, wearables, and gaming hardwares, manufacturers leaned into better engineering, more thoughtful design and increasingly practical uses of AI. Not every standout product was flashy. Some of the biggest shifts came from refinements that made technology easier to live with. Here are 5 gadgets that were in the global conversations this year.

2025 was a year where video games felt more expressive and willing to take creative risks. From emotionally heavy narratives and experimental art styles to refined sequels and long-awaited franchise evolutions, this year’s standout titles proved that the medium continues to grow not just in scale, but in ambition. Whether you were drawn to slow-burn psychological horror, tightly designed action, or expansive role-playing worlds shaped by player choice, 2025 had something that left a lasting mark.