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There’s something special about the Survivor series every year. It’s refreshing to take a break from traditional feuds, and enjoy some good-old brand warfare for a few weeks. However, everything depends on the booking. Survivor series this year had two…
The iPhone 12 has Features that put Android to Shame
Each year, it’s pretty much the same deal for Apple’s iPhone; incremental improvements and features that has been around in the market for some years already. But, this year, the newer iteration of the iPhone might finally put a lot…
I Tried Linux For A Week and Changed Back to Windows
As a tech enthusiast, I had my fair share of encounters with the open source penguin. Previously whenever I tried Linux, it was never as a daily driver or for prolonged period. But, after coming across numerous articles and videos…
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Fixes Most of the Problems of Galaxy S20 Ultra
When the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra came out earlier this year; it pretty much disappointed a lot of people. Ugly design paired up with gimmicky camera features and a very high price. But, seems like Samsung was taking note of…
OnePlus Nord: Why You Shouldn’t Buy it
I have to admit, since day one, OnePlus was really good at one thing; and apparently that was marketing and overhyping their products. It was pretty much the same case with the much-anticipated OnePlus Nord as well. It was so…
OnePlus 8 Pro: The New Flagship is Here
You either die as a flagship killer or live long enough to see yourself become the flagship and apparently, this seems to be the case for OnePlus. After nearly 6 years of offering remarkable smartphones with flagship level specification at…
Why We Need Better Female Representation in Video Games
If we look at women in past video game history, women have not gotten the respect they deserve until now. In order to sell games and appeal to the largely male straight market, women are drawn disproportionately with nonexistent waists,…
Bangladesh crowned World Champions: A tale of dreams, hard work and perseverance
The rain stopped play when Bangladesh Under-19 team was 15 runs away from a World Cup title. The anticipation was too much to bear for fans of both teams, India and Bangladesh. The low scoring match turned out to be…
An Introduction to Machine Learning (and Why It Will Change Everything)
The world is changing. Soon, it will be nothing like we’ve ever imagined. With rapid industrialization, there comes a need for automation. Automation increases efficiency, boosts production and reduces the need for labor. Automation has already caused many of the…
What I am Playing: the Outer Worlds
There’s an urge to compare The Outer Worlds with Fallout from the get go, when you get revived from decades’ long cryogenic sleep and end up crash landing on a nearby planet. These two share some of their DNA, given…
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