MyCell has introduced a new handset to the local market. The smartpphone has a 3.5 inch HVGA display and comes with a 1GHz single

Facebook groups such as ‘ADOPT ME! BANGLADESH! ~by MAD.ORG’, ‘Dog Lovers of Bangladesh!’ and ‘Dog Society of Bangladesh’ are engaging in activities related to animal welfare and creating awareness regarding animal rights in Bangladesh.

Google playfully posts a photo of a motorcycle cop pulling over one of it self-driving cars for riding along at a cautious pace.

The prospect of moving abroad is attractive to most regardless of age or occupation. But as someone might have told you, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. Despite our preconceived notions it's important to know exactly what you're likely to face. So here are a few facts for those of you wanting to work or study abroad.

2015 saw North South University's business club host NSUers Meet Corporate Icons (NMCI) 2015. The new executive body behind the latest event joined YES! in spring 2013 as general members. Little did they know what they had had signed up for.

From high-rises to apartment buildings, developers have taken the property and developing business to a whole new level. Rakeen Properties is starting its journey in this business, but the projects they are undertaking are sure to amaze residents of the city.

The startup scene of Bangladesh is hotter than ever now, with new startups popping up every day.

Meera Sanyal, former CEO & Chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) in India and a member of the Aam Aadmi Party’s National Policy Committee, delivered an inspirational speech to the students of University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) on November 4, 2015 at ULAB’s Campus A.

TECH BITS

The ever persisting threat on cyber domain cannot be stopped but can be mitigated. And mobile platforms and cloud services will be likely targets for attacks in Bangladesh, said Said Tapan Kanti Sarkar, President, CTO Forum Bangladesh addressing the audience at the Crack the Code held at Dhaka.

aamra companies organized its fifth edition of Open House at the Lakeshore Hotel in Gulshan. Open House is an annual networking

The first ever System Admin Conference in Bangladesh organized by the Bangladesh System Administrators' Forum (BDSAF) was held at a

Nearly everyone has faced a cyber criminal's activity at one point or another. Even if you've never taken the bait yourself, you probably know somebody who did.

Intel Security MIS-3 antivirus now offers protection on your internet usage for 1170 days. It has built in NetGuard technology which is a

Alcatel One Touch Flash 2 is now available for Bangladeshi market. Users can now have the smartphone delivered right to their doorstep if

Recently DELL VOSTRO 3458 has been launched Bangladesh consumers. The Dell Vostro 3458 equipped with 5th Gen Intel Core i5

360 Degree is a unique game. Starting from the UI, the sound effect, the gameplay- everything is intuitive. Besides the simplicity and crisp graphics & minimalist design, the player needs to focus on their multi-tasking skills and reaction times. Drawing inspiration from some of the very first video games ever made, this game adds a twist to the traditional back and forth.

The Bangladeshi teams showed an exemplary performance, with both teams finishing within the top 20- IUT Mars Rover finished 16th while BUET Interplaneters made it to 19th position among all the teams. In fact, IUT Mars Rover, with a total point of 154.5, was actually ranked the second best team out of Asia- a remarkable achievement by a team participating in the ERC for the first time!

Last Thursday, Executive Machines ltd. introduced Apple iPhone 6s and 6s plus for the first time in Bangladesh. The launching event took place at the Gulshan showroom where many early-prebookers were present. The held a raffle draw for the customers and gave away fifteen luxurious prizes to the raffle draw winners. The launching ceremony ended with Executive Machine officials conveying there vote of thanks to all the respectable customers for making this event massive successful.

Before Apple's iPhone, Blackberry kicked off the smartphone revolution and brought the office out of the office and into the tap-tap-tap grasp of workers all over the world.