‘Design thinking’ is a term that has gained popularity shortly after the shift in work culture in Dhaka was noticed. It is an iterative process in which a clearer, more detailed picture of the problem is perceived.

At the time of writing this article, the number of COVID-19 infections in the country has crossed well beyond the 100,000 mark, with over a thousand dead and the number rising rapidly. While many doubt that the current scoreboard is far from the actual picture, these numbers are enough to scare even the most optimistic ones.

The COVID-19 pandemic has irrevocably shifted the workforce, forcing many professionals to work from home and depend on video-conferencing apps such as Zoom.

In these dire times of crisis and uncertainties caused by the global Coronavirus pandemic, the world has witnessed major economic turbulence, with several industries failing to cope up with the drastic changes in global lifestyle. On the flip side, there have been a number of online tech-based platforms booming in these times, with the cloud kitchen industry being one of them.

Ah yes, the mighty eighty six. Almost every video on the internet will tell you how it’s a blank canvas for you to make your own and trust me,

While a lot seems to be going downhill, cloud services are pushing us quickly towards a digital lifestyle we’d only been watching in science fiction.

This year Apple went fully virtual with its signature yearly event Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), choreographing the entire keynote session into one immersive experience for viewers amid lockdowns induced by the global coronavirus pandemic.

Most of Dhaka is now divided into colour coded areas of ‘no-go’, ‘maybe go but better not’ and ‘roam free and court death’, respectively. Life has

Zantrik, the Dhaka-based on-demand vehicle maintenance services company, claims to have developed an AI-based system called ‘Drive Safe’ that can monitor a driver’s real-time driving behavior.

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Ferrari’s new SF90 Stradale is breathtaking, both in terms of look and raw performance. The new prancing horse is a hybrid, meaning it’s turbocharged 4.0 liter V8 is backed up by a three-motor electric system.

Xiaomi has launched three smartphones together in Bangladesh. Ziauddin Chowdhury, Country General Manager, Xiaomi Bangladesh said regarding the launch,

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While offices and workplaces are mostly open, the quarantine hasn’t yet ended for students. For university students like us, this extra amount of time at home doesn’t necessarily need to be all about online classes and virtual working or browsing social media.

Based on the work of researchers from the University of California, Berkley many independent researchers and film enthusiasts have started using deep AI, to colourize many classic black and white films.

Stacking two 10”x6” rectangles of tightly woven cotton sheets like a T-shirt or a scarf, one needs to sew them as if it was a single fabric piece.

The lockdown situation due to the coronavirus crisis took a heavy toll on a lot of small enterprises. Nilkhet, an ancient book-hub of the capital is no exception to this.

Car taxes going up in Bangladesh? Seems like a nightmare for some. Cosindering that the entry bracket could be 25000taka AIT for cars upto 1500cc, here’s a few cars a petrolhead should consider before giving up life and hopes with an Allion.

As we head into another extended phase of social distancing and public lockdowns, many of us often look to old passions such as video games to settle old scores with our erstwhile younger self and at the same time, to seek the old adrenaline rush that would keep us awake many nights, mess up study hours, and occasionally be a point of contention between our parents.

Members of Pashe Achhi Initiative, who are working to provide relief efforts through crowdfunding for the underprivileged in the times of the current crisis, were struck by the sufferings that the Nilkhet booksellers and their employees are going through.