We talk to Solaiman Alam, Senior Director, Marketing at Banglalink about the changing face of the telecom sector.

A teenage Instagram star makes an emotional statement about the dark side of social media.

Tech Bits

Doctorola.com is a startup that enables anyone to schedule doctors appoint online. This website and call center based startup launched

Google's Developer Fest, or DevFest in short, was recently held amidst much fanfare in Dhaka. Held at the Daffodil University Auditorium, the festival saw participation from students and renowned ICT persona alike.

Local cable manufacturer MACRO CABLE LTD has launched Circuit Integrity Fire Proof Cables, specially designed to sustain the circuit

Huawei has launched its latest Smartphone Huawei G7 Plus in Bangladesh. Mr. Ingmar Wang, Director of Device Business launched the

Marcel, a local electronics' products manufacturing company, is now offering conditional three months replacement warranty for its

Cybercriminals hunt for data of all kinds: personal details, photos, videos and even ways that users interact with others; this data is often stolen from social networks. Stolen data is often posted elsewhere online to be sold to other criminals looking to make a profit.

Whether you're a sous chef extraordinaire in the making or a klutz in the kitchen with two left hands, if you're looking for ideas for your next big fancy dress dinner party or just want to impress your loved ones, check out these five exciting cooking channels.

The Honor 4x is a big competitor for the similarly priced Moto G and a budget version of the more upscale Honor 6. The goal is to provide stellar performance for not a lot of cash. Octacore and a 3000mAh battery make it a capable performer.

Hacker group Anonymous is planning to reveal the identities of up to 1,000 Ku Klux Klan members, the latest twist in an ongoing cyber-war on the white supremacist group.

Over the last two decades, Ajeyo Rohitashwo ~ Al Quazi has distinguished himself as both a corporate leader and a creative mind. A talented HR generalist, lovingly called 'corporate poet' by his peers, Ajeyo now leads as Group Chief People Office of Aamra Companies, one of the largest names in the IT and services industry. Ajeyo has been recently ranked 46th in CHRO Asia's "100 most talented global HR leaders". The first ever live mobile app on Bangla poems 'Ajeyo Kobita' portrays his writings and is available on the Google Playstore.

There was an episode of House of Cards where Frank Underwood's henchman kept cutting off a colleague from speaking, with words to the effect of 'you are here to listen, keep your mouth shut and let me do the talking.' Frank gets angry and tells him that he should stop playing office politics when there is a crisis at hand. That is definitely not how a good team works.

Illogically long commutes thanks to Dhaka traffic is nothing new for us. No matter what we do (pray, curse, voodoo), traffic jams aren't going away any time soon. Most of us moan and groan about how Dhaka has become unfit to live in, but the smart ones make use of this idle time and make it as productive as any working hour at the desk. In fact, armed with smartphones and mobile data, you need nothing more than a little willpower to make those excruciating hours worthwhile. Below are a few ways to make your time on the road more productive.

NSUers Meet Corporate Icons (NMCI) is a series of seminars conducted by NSU Young Entrepreneur's Society (YES!) for the students of North South University to have an opportunity for hands-on advice from different business representatives. The series covers entrepreneurship, corporate life and everything in between.

Google believes it is on course to have enough internet-beaming balloons in the stratosphere to form a ring over part of the world next year.

It's another tough day for Twitter as its quarterly earnings report, once again, sends its stock price spiralling downwards.

Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg says India will be crucial to getting "the next billion online" and helping to combat poverty.

Facebook is launching a new feature for Messenger called Message Requests, that makes it easier for people to receive (or ignore) messages from people they aren't friends with.