Jaibani.com, a multi country destination management web portal originated from Bangladesh, unveiled their logo at

Augmedix Bangladesh celebrated “Augmedix Achiever's Night” for the first batch of graduates on Remote Medical

The world is in an economic shambles. Automation killing jobs; currencies in a wild rush; wars looming up; people

Facebook is trying to combat "revenge porn" by encouraging users in Australia to submit their nude photos to a pilot project designed to prevent intimate images from being shared without consent.

You've got two choices at hand. Choice number one is to go on the app store and spend hours and hours looking for games, painstakingly waiting for them to download (especially if you've got slow internet), trying them out and then sighing in possible frustration when you realise this isn't really that fun. Choice number two is to download “Bored Button”, an app with a possibly infinite number of arcade games, for free.

A common preference for the social elite of Dhaka, the Toyota Land Cruiser has served faithfully as the chariots of the

When a bunch of ex-Audi engineers leave a big brand and decide to forge ahead with their own hypercar

The Land Rover Defender is one of the only cars that can claim to have an instantly recognisable shape. For nearly three decades, the boxy, utilitarian Land Rover brought aid and care to the suffering masses, helped bridge remote locales with civilisation, and sometimes enforced the peace where necessary. From the United Nations to the British Army to hospitals in rural Bangladesh, the Land Rover was seen and heard by millions of people across all social divides and social classes.

Lotus always made fun, quirky, light and fast cars. They weren't always known for their reliability though, earning the

Dual Lenses & the OMG factor

After Dhaka, Chittagong & Comilla Doze Internet is now in Mymensingh with its excellent internet services. On this

Samsung Bangladesh has recently announced an new offer, 'Never Mind' where with the purchase of the Samsung

“Rabbithole” has now launched its live streaming app officially in the capital of the country. According to a press

Robi has formed a partnership with MetroNet Bangladesh Limited, to provide connectivity to its Cloud service

TECH BITS

Apacer recently introduced the AC630 USB 3.1 Gen 1 military grade shockproof portable hard drive. This 1 TB pen drive is enclosed in a protective special rubber structure that can withstand MIL-STD-810G 516.6 Procedure IV (transit drop test), which means it is resistant to falls of 1.22-meter height without losing data Certified and has been deemed worthy of an IP55 rating for dustproof and waterproof features.

Walton is set to launch a range of mainframe devices and accessories in local market, which would be assembled and manufactured locally. According to a press release issued by Walton recently at an initial stage, these devices and accessories will be assembled at its own plant of Walton Digi-Tech Industries Ltd.

Countries in the Asia-Pacific region have made great strides towards implementation of the Asia-Pacific Information Superhighway (AP-IS) at Dhaka, Bangladesh this week which was co-organised by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and the Government of Bangladesh. Held at the Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel from 1 to 2 November 2017, the 2017 APIS conference brought together delegates from countries in the Asia-Pacific region with the common goal of encouraging and fostering easier, more affordable access to broadband internet. Topics like the role of Artificial Intelligence in streamlining international trade, the role of connectivity in providing assistance to people affected by natural disasters and others were discussed at the two-day conference.

Lights low, popcorn ready, wine open, shoes off – there's nothing quite like a night in with a movie in the comfort of your own home. If you want to recreate night-at-the-movies feeling in your own living room, there are a few technical points to take into consideration.

Kazi IT Center, in collaboration with ICT Division and Leveraging ICT for growth, employment & governance project (LICT), is holding the largest career boot camp in Bangladesh on November 11, 2017. Nearly six thousand job seekers participating in a daylong event to learn from the best corporate trainers. At the end training, you will prove your skills by preparing a presentation on what you learned there. People can participate via Kazi IT’s Facebook Fan Page (facebook.com/kaziitbd) and get a fair shot at getting a job.