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:

Tesla lost nearly $8 billion in shareholder value this week

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.

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.

Scientists reveal that they have cracked the full genome of wheat for the first time, a breakthrough that experts say will help feed the growing global population in the coming decades.

Ready Steady Bang is a Western themed point and click shooting game. You stare your enemy down from one end of your screen as the timer counts down from five.

With the original 75 Aston Martin DB4 GT's easily fetching upwards of $3.5 Million regularly at auctions, the British sports car marque has

If these challenging times have taught us anything, it is that we, as citizens, should not be using a vehicle without a license. Here's a

Ads. They ruin our Facebook video watching sessions and irritate us by suggesting things we'd secretly want to buy online but never

Productivity apps help you organise your daily routine, assist you with focusing and makes sure that all of your tasks are kept on track.

In an era of a constant threat of hacking and social engineering, most of us are required to change the password of our email and social media accounts. And if you are anything like me, coming up with a unique password that hasn't been used before, but has one number, one alpha-numeric, one small letter and one capital letter is really irritating. Often, I forget which password is for what and have to reset my password again. If you are anything like me, this is surely a nuisance that you want to get rid of permanently. Probably, it's time to turn to a Password Manager!

TECH BITS

Android P's finally out and has brought along features that Android fans have been clamouring for since Oreo. Out of all the awesome features, here are our picks for the five best ones:

Internet Service Providers Association of Bangladesh (ISPAB) has hosted the 32nd Conference of South Asian Network Operators Group (SANOG) from 2nd to 10th of August 2018. SANOG32 will provide a valuable opportunity to contribute to discussions about Internet operations, technologies and development.

VOI is a minimalistic puzzle game that will drive you insane. There are 88 levels and on each, you are given a seemingly simple shape to recreate using other shapes.

The contemporary let's play phenomenon that took the world by storm brought with it a long withstanding culture. Watching someone's favorite streamer play on platforms such as Twitch and YouTube has become the preferred leisure activity of many.

When you think of things made in Bangladesh, your mind no doubt reverts to plastic “chairman” chairs, plastic buckets, plastic mugs and generally things made of plastic. So when you come across a high-end, albeit closed shell, 1/18 scale model made from die-cast metal, it's bound to be a source of pride.

The last generation of the Vitara sold in Bangladesh was a handsome, square jawed SUV that had a surprising level of off-road ability. It was fairly well-built and had its merits, but it was a design from the early 2000s—having aged well, Suzuki didn't bother replacing it. Till now.