Microsoft Surface Go 2: The Tablet That Could Have Been So Much More
Since its first release in 2012, the original Microsoft Surface wasn’t able to impress most its target consumers. Mainly due to the high price tag and offering much less, compared to the already available convertible laptops on the market. To…
Realme 6: The New Budget King
It’s no secret that Oppo’s spinoff Realme was always aiming to dethrone Xiaomi’s Redmi Note series in the mid-range budget segment. This year with the release of Realme 6, they might really be able to claim the crown for themselves.…
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…
The Best Smartphones of 2019
2019 has been a hectic year for the smartphone industry. We have seen new innovations, ranging from popup cameras to folding smartphones. At the same time, this year alone has released more smartphones per month, compared to any other previous…
What Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ Got Right (and Wrong)
It’s that time of the year again: a new iteration of the Galaxy Note is here and this time around it’s not alone. Samsung seems to have grown a habit of introducing its flagships in pairs these days, making it…
Black Mirror Season 5 Takes a More Humanistic Approach, Focusing More on Human Bonds
Black Mirror is back, but it’s different this time around. The writing is softer, and there’s a tinge of optimism, a nebulous (but growing) belief in the human spirit that runs the gamut in these three episodes. The lack of…
Chrome Might Kill Ad-Blockers (and Itself Along With It)
What goes up, must come down. These were the words originally stated by Issac Newton for his third law of motion. But, it seems, it will soon be the most appropriate description of Chrome position transition in the browser hierarchy.…
What A 100 Mbps Internet Service Means for Bangladesh
An internet service provider in Bangladesh plans to launch significant improvements to the country’s internet networking plans. The company in discussion, ICC Communications is working on establishing an internet subscription which offers up to 100 Mbps of speed and an…
F(x)tec Pro 1 is an Impressive Throwback to the Past of Cellphones
Back in the days, QWERTY keyboards were a luxury only found on the high devices of Nokia or Blackberry. As the touchscreen revolution started off, physical keyboards became a thing of the past. In this year’s Mobile World Congress, F(x)tec…
S10, Galaxy Fold, Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Buds: Everything You Need to Know about Samsung Unpacked 2019
Usually Samsung unveils their latest products on the grand stage of the Mobile World Congress (MWC). This year Samsung went out of their way and revealed their latest offerings a bit early. The Unpacked 2019 is Samsung’s exhibition of their…
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