Country's first software technology park, after a wait of five years, started its coveted journey yesterday. At a ceremony presided by Zunaid Ahmed Palak State

Mobimedia, a Southeast Asian regional mobile and tech company announced recently its services and solutions are now currently available to Bangladesh

Executive Machines will start offering iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, the most recent iteration of Apple's iPhone from Thursday, November 5th.

'Walton' is going to offer conditional three months replacement warranty for its produced CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) and LED (Light Emitting Diode) televisions

Samsung Mobile Bangladesh has announced attractive promotional price for the Galaxy Tab S 8.4. Customers can now avail the device at only Tk. 2,992 per

Computer Source introduced a Germany made FUJITSU ESPRIMO P420 PC in the local ICT market. This desktop PC comes with Intel Core i5-4590 Processor with

Today, we are highlighting a costume so big and expensive that people were calling it the mother of cosplay! Behold: 'A life size hulkbuster'. Hulkbuster, if you may recall from the newest Avenger movie, was an armor suit for Iron Man; especially designed to subdue 'the mighty Hulk'. Amongst comic-mongers it was

Great Scott! Its 2015 already. So that means this is going to be the year of hoverboards, 3D hologram billboards, self-tying shoelaces and Pepsi Perfect. But most importantly, considering all the back and forth time travelling that Marty McFly and Doc Brown get to, this was supposed to be the year of time travel as well.

Google buys a panorama startup to bolster Street View

Waking up hundreds of miles above the Himalayas, astronaut Scott Kelly broke the US record for the most time spent in space with 383 days.

A Software Technology Park is inaugurated that will prioritise start-up businesses in the information technology (IT) sector of Bangladesh.

The sun has sprung a leak: A hole in the topmost layer of the sun and its magnetic field, the size of 50 Earths, is letting loose an ultrafast solar wind that has kicked off several nights of auroras down on Earth.

A US jury has ordered technology giant Apple to pay more than $234m (£152m) in damages for patent infringement.

Playing with water in the space is indeed an exciting thing for us on Earth. NASA astronaut Scott Kelly demonstrates how it looks like.

A two-year-old Thai girl became the youngest person to be cryogenically frozen, preserving her brain moments after death in the hope that she will one day be brought back to life.

NASA's spacecraft, Cassini, has been orbiting the ringed-planet Saturn for over 10 years, but some of the most interesting discoveries from the mission have come from its occasional visits next door to Saturn's enigmatic moon Enceladus, reports Business Insider.

Skype unveils new feature that makes it easier for everyone to start a conversation and invite others to join.

Yahoo's next step in password security is to eliminate them altogether.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announces to visit India on October 28, where he will be hosting the next Facebook Townhall Q&A session.

Today is the future that people have been talking about. Hover boards and self-driven cars are beginning to go mainstream, so why should the concept of teleportation still be a part of the distant future?