Back to Bangladesh: Activities for students returning home on vacation
For a lot of us, summer brings about two things – a semester break with lots of free time and a return to our beloved motherland from college abroad.
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Worth a Reinstall: L. A. NOIRE
Set in 1947 Los Angeles, L.A. Noire follows the story of protagonist Detective Cole Phelps and his post-World War II career in the police department of the City of Angels.
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Sbarro Bangladesh doesn't disappoint
Pioneered by the Sbarro family of Naples, Italy, the food chain Sbarro was founded in Brooklyn, New York in 1956.
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Android M: what to expect
If you are an avid fan of Android then surely you didn't miss the Google I/O 2015. Although it's a developers' conference, it still enjoys
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NEXPAQ– MODULAR SMARTPHONE CASES
As a long-time fan of custom computers, I've always wished for a similar level of customisability on smartphones.
9y ago
What it Means for Gamers
Free performance boosts are always welcome when it comes to gaming. Showcased by Microsoft at the Game Developers' Conference 2015, DirectX 12 aims to bring exactly that.
9y ago
Windows 7 & 8 Tweaks
Today we will introduce to you some elementary tweaks for Windows 7 and Windows 8 which will definitely make using your computer
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GETTING YOUR FIRST SUIT
Admit it – a suit brings with itself a level of sophistication like no other apparel. If your wardrobe still lacks this particularly suave element, here are some basic guidelines to help you get your first suit.
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March 5, 2015
Bottlenecks and How to Get Rid of Them
In the context of computers, when a particular component is so incapable that it hinders the potential performance of other components, that component is called the bottleneck of that system. Essentially, anything in a computer from a cooling fan to a core component like the processor can be a bottleneck.
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