Ehsanur Raza Ronny

Some show cars give hints at what may come. Others grab the imagination, shove a couple of dynamite sticks in there and light the fuse. These are the 11 of the craziest cars ever made. Some went into production. Others caught fire.

Has the Bangladeshi brand Helio finally cracked the premium smartphone formula? We review to find out.

There are two ways to get a driving license in Bangladesh. One involves roughly seven steps for most people.

Output has slowed down. Could a revamped workstation do the trick?

Most of my middle to final years of university involved haphazard study and a killer work schedule. Two jobs and a few tutoring gigs

The Korean car maker Ssangyong has included a whole lot of options for the money. And they've seemingly hired a proper designer after ages, because the Tivoli XLV looks great. Does it perform on our streets? We find out.

We didn't get the box with the device. We do not know what is inside. Could it have contained a magic genie? We don't know. But we do have the device which you as a user will be handling day after day.

If you're in your 30's, you are probably giving as much thought to retirement as you would to the colour combo on the rickshaw you are riding to work. But it is never too early to start thinking about three things in preparation for that day you quit.

The last of the sleek, RWD, excellent looking and affordable sport coupes from Nissan. It's a cult favourite, being

This week we pick the very last Carina generation: the 7th gen made from 1996 to 2001.

All pickup trucks in Bangladesh are work trucks. Few people look beyond the load carrying capacity and see the pointlessly cool allure of a pickup truck. The Ranger isn't your typical work truck. Padded interiors, plenty of buttons to answer all your comfort needs and a stylised look fit for posing with the sun behind your back. It's that kind of truck: for work and for plenty of play.

I have a small yet highly productive team. The amount of tasks they manage would normally require at least twice the people. Which partly explains their frequent suggestions to the rest to head to the canteen for a short break. But does it really help?

My love for cars is probably genetic. My father has a thing for simple old American cars with loads of torque: 70's cars basically. Part of his experience involved a 66 Ford Falcon that never ever stuttered or broke down while his later series of Mazdas, Datsuns and Toyotas often did. He would likely agree that the 70's was great for motoring. Except, it wasn't.

Hong Kong based Infinix launches new 6-inch Note3 phablet in Bangladeh market. Here's our extended review.

Samsung J7 Prime reviewed. Design, processing and camera. Find out where it wins and where it falls short.

Take a regular Ford EcoSport Titanium, throw some black paint on the chrome bits and you have the Black Edition. Unlike Mercedes, there's no performance bump from all the blackness, but otherwise it's quite a good car. Take a look.

Genghis Khan knew if he stuck to his daily routine of pillaging, looting and massacring the opposing villages, he would eventually conquer the world. He didn’t dabble in job hopping. But this is now and young people early in their careers tend to jump within two to four years. Here are 4 top reasons why.

Plenty of confusion with what is Uber. Is it anyone’s car that is lying around? Is it a taxi? Is it a plane? The confusion stems from Uber itself for pretending to be like Johnny Depp: reclusive and quiet. Except Depp can handle the grief. Can Uber?

When you travel, you need the lightest notebook you can get. And yes, there are great options that are not named Air. Lenovo LaVie

People at work are glued to their phones as much as the bosses wish they would be glued to their project at hand. Here's how you can use that addiction to fuel a better, more connected workplace.