LG has officially announced the latest additions to their ever-growing family of home electronics: the LG Instaview™ Side-by-Side refrigerator and the LG OLED Evo TV.

Three astronauts - one American and two Russian, safely landed in Kazakhstan on 30 March after departing from the same capsule from the International Space Station, despite the ongoing hostility between the USA and Russia.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook Messenger, is introducing new shortcuts which allow you to send messages silently while you’re chatting with your friends.

Wavemaker Partners, a leading venture capitalist firm in Southeast Asia, recently invested 35 crore taka in the second round of Bangladeshi edTech Shikho’s seed round. 

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Friday added Russia's AO Kaspersky Lab, China Telecom (Americas) Corp and China Mobile International USA to its list of communications equipment and service providers deemed threats to US national security.

Walton is going to supply a total of 3.95 lakh pieces of Tabs to the government’s Population and Housing Census Project 2021. Under the agreement, Walton will execute device monitoring activities using VMware MDM software to implement this project.

Casio, the leading musical instruments company, launched a new CT-X Series of portable keyboards in Bangladesh. With new AiX Sound Source and advanced specifications for beginners to performers and players. This keyboard is aimed at musicians who already know their favourite sounds and are looking for a simple plug-and-play interface.

Apple is reportedly launching a brand new subscription-based service in which users can purchase iPhones and iPads.

Bangladesh Angels Network (BAN), the nation’s first angel investment network, recently launched Bangladesh Women Investors Network (BWIN) to support women entrepreneurs and investors. 

Tesla Inc Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk is giving "serious thought" to building a new social media platform, the billionaire said in a tweet on Saturday.

Airwrk, a brand new US-based Bangladeshi tech talent platform, officially launched its beta program earlier today. 

Hikvision, a leading global surveillance device supplier, officially launched the first-ever security surveillance equipment manufacturing plant in Bangladesh at Bangabandhu Hi-Tech City in Kaliakair on 25 March.

According to a press release, Edutechs aims to bring futuristic advanced learning technology to every classroom in Bangladesh. Moving forward, they want to automate education-related administrative tasks in the country.

The postgraduate job market is very competitive. To stand out and get your desired job as a postgraduate, your CV is one of the most crucial elements.

Since its debut in 2007, Apple’s iPhone has been regarded as a high-end device with a high price tag to match. But Apple’s ‘Peek Performance’ event on March 8 unveiled the latest iteration of the iPhone SE, the company’s most affordable smartphone ever.

Google Workspace is the cloud-based collaboration and productivity suite that we use in almost every aspect of our professional lives.

Mahbubul Matin is a seasoned Bangladeshi tech entrepreneur and the founder of Dotlines, a technology-powered service and business solution group, working across 12 countries with its headquarters in Singapore.

Being stuck in the same dull place for a long time can be mentally or physically draining, thus we often think about getting out of the urban landscape to somewhere refreshing.

Should I get a job? It’s a steady paycheck every month, but there is no time for myself. I will get a good economic standing but is it enough? Will my potential reach its peak here?

Chinese ICT giant Huawei and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) recently launched its ICT Academy at the BUET Council Building, Dhaka. Zunaid Ahmed Palak, ICT State Minister, was present as the chief guest with Pan Junfeng, CEO of Huawei Technologies (Bangladesh) Ltd. and Dr. Satya Prasad Majumder, Vice-chancellor of BUET, in attendance. The ICT Academy has been established as a non-profit education program to prepare young learners with proper skills to meet the needs of the ICT sector. It also plans to develop an ICT talent ecosystem. The initial journey of Huawei BUET ICT Academy will commence with around 250 students. The students will be given a chance to communicate with more than 3,000 instructors from around the world. The course and certification will be coordinated by Huawei Authorized Information and Network Academy (HAINA).  Huawei has more than 1500 such ICT academies in 90+ countries around the world.