Elevator Technologies of tomorrow
Taking the stairs is rare these days unless and until you're someone who loses sleep over calories. You come home after a long day, jam your fingers on the elevator button twice or thrice or up to the point where someone asks how bad your day went and get inside for a few awkward seconds standing beside strangers who are equally eager to get off from this temporary confinement. We don't really care about something as trivial as “how good the elevator functioned”. Call it our habit of shutting out certain matters we deem as insignificant or simply being ignorant- ironically, there's an entire industry that cares a lot about how smoothly you get from the ground floor to your apartment or to that kickass hotel suite.
7y ago
Top six tablets in the market right now
In Bangladesh, the tablet market is relatively a small one compared to netbooks or entry level laptops. And thanks to the
8y ago
UX design myths debunked
User experience or UX design is underestimated when it comes to building a digital product. People mistake it as interface design and end up ignoring the fact that just because something looks good doesn't mean it works that well.
8y ago
LinkedIn mistakes you're too qualified to make
Opening up an account on LinkedIn is a piece of cake, but you might as well be just another guy on the internet with a profile full of inconsistencies.
8y ago
How to promote yourself without sounding like a jerk
There's a fine line between naturally promoting yourself while expanding your network and blabbering on about your achievements.
8y ago
How to make great graphics without any design skills
Check out these online platforms that help you design all sorts of stuff for free.
8y ago
Startup lessons from Silicon Valley
HBO's Silicon Valley might be one of the most hilarious shows out there, but it's undoubtedly down-to-earth and educational for anyone entering the startup scene.
8y ago
August 31, 2015
Windows 10: First Impressions
For the past one year, we've been keeping track of Windows 10 and every little feature they introduced with each new update of the beta. But at the end of the day, it was still buggy and unstable. We’re glad that that phase is over as Microsoft rolled out the consumer version of their new operating system on 29th July. We tried it out and here's our first impression on Windows 10.
August 24, 2015
G is for Google
YouTube, for instance, drives Google's advertising service. Android has the largest market share in the Mobile OS industry and Nexus
June 15, 2015
WWDC 2015: The Epicentre of Change
The latest version of OSX is all set to be released this fall. Managing pinned sites and handling multiple opened windows on your
May 18, 2015
The Techtopian Race
Microsoft and Apple have the same dream. Just like every tech enthusiast, every developer out there. But want to know what sets them apart? What makes them so different? Their approach to the future they both envision.
May 18, 2015
The Techtopian Race
Microsoft and Apple have the same dream. Just like every tech enthusiast, every developer out there. But want to know what sets them apart? What makes them so different? Their approach to the future they both envision.
May 14, 2015
PC MYTH-BUSTING
We all tend to nod and think about our lunch when someone is throwing tech jargon at us. Sometimes that leads to us believing things we shouldn't.
March 23, 2015
Watch and Mac Leaping Ahead
Apple's latest event was held on March 19th and we're not surprised with what it had to offer. Rumors that had been building up for a
March 5, 2015
BIG BROTHER
Billy did not understand why a baby should require so much attention. Everyone, especially momma and papa, centered their focus on this newborn creature.
February 19, 2015
Installing Windows
Installing Windows is very simple and easy once you get the hang of it. It can seem challenging to a first-timer.
February 5, 2015
Should you get a refurbished device?
One thing you've got to understand is that refurbished devices are not secondhand. The main difference lies in the products' usage time. A refurbished phone or anything ELSE in this matter has the “refurbished” tag with its name probably because its packaging got damaged somehow or a customer gave it back for a refund.
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