Ehsanur Raza Ronny

Bangladesh's model car collectors participate in a USDM themed build-off to show what magic they can create.

This second generation X1 is a mini crossover. It is also the smallest from BMW, sold in Bangladesh with the most interesting engine for tech geeks.

Lenovo brings about a new sub-brand under the ZUK nametag. Is a big sharp screen, big battery and last years flagship processor enough to set them on the path to world dominance?

A custom Hot Wheels Integra...that has been reverted to stock form?! Read on.

The 2nd CES Asia showcases the biggest tech developments. Bytes heads out to China for an exclusive first-hand view of all the tech magic yet to come. Drones, robots, 3D printing and electric cars take centre stage

The Hakosuka is the soon to be unattainable Japanese myth, stored away in safes for fear of getting dirty. But scale models allow us to do whatever we please. Here's our take on what a Skyline can look like.

This week on Collectibles: an absolutely gorgeous, classic Toyota Crown wagon from Tomica's Neo Vintage line.

The sleek, red box with minimal graphics oozes a little class not common in most local packaging. First impressions matter

Hot Wheels in 2016 started off with a bang with more JDM specials and factory USDM hotrods. We look at the best of the lot that's sure to attract customisers.

We were sent the white device which seems to be the in thing for many device manufacturers. The back cover is a crosshatched white plastic with a machined aluminium edge going all round. At first glance, it's a safe design approach that won't offend anyone. The five inch display and the resulting bezel is just the right balance for most people to comfortably hold in their hands for one handed operation.

Model car collecting is a hobby best suited for individuals with patience and a taste for war as everyone scrabbles for the best pieces. Here's the 2nd meetup of the biggest collectors' group in Bangladesh.

Today's pick is this rather popular and common first generation Golf model by Bburago. This along with a test drive of a rare for Bangladesh 1:1 Golf.

The Spice Girls came onto the scene in 1994 screaming at you to “Tell me what you want, what you really, really want.” Car consumers

We pit Hotwheels' excellent 934 Porsche 911 against the same from Minichamps. To do that the former needed some custom work.

Huawei is about to launch the Mate8 phablet in Bangladesh. We find out first how blazing fast is the Kirin 950 processor equipped device.

This Bburago Diablo had some proportion and detail issues. Here's how we fix some of it and add some details to ignore what's left.

Huawei has gone all metal for mid-range and up starting with the G7 Plus. So it looks great, but how does it run?

Every now and then a gem pops out from Hotwheels such as the 66 Ford Fairlane. It's fantastic but how does it compare with Greenlight's offering?

Customising a Dodge and a BMW from Hotwheels. One goes mean, the other goes clean.

The City was always a light, economical, sharp handling car. The 3rd gen had a D15B 1.5 engine with about 115 bhp