Tag: smart fone
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Mobile connectivity and upskilling opportunities in Bangladesh: Telenor Asia study
Work (75 percent) is the main reason for the increase, followed by groceries, retail and access to everyday online services like banking (67 percent). The study also shows that 96 percent of respondents say that owning a mobile phone has improved their work-life balance. “Mobile technologies are empowering people in Bangladesh, and we are encouraged…
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Grameenphone Eid Offer: Get 6 months free internet and premium OTT subscription on purchase of new smartphone
Customers can avail this 6 months free internet bonus by purchasing smartphones from any outlet of leading brands like Samsung, Xiaomi, VIVO, OPPO, Realme, Nokia, Tecno, Itel, Infinix, Symphony, as well as GP branded modems. Router. Additionally, customers will enjoy 30-day complimentary subscription to leading streaming platforms like Hoichoi, Chorki and SonyLIV. This comprehensive offering…
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Increasing internet and smartphone usage is now a big challenge
When we say Smart Bangladesh, Smart Economy, Smart Citizens, Smart Government, Smart Society, it is very encouraging. However, connectivity, digital lifestyle and use of technology are inextricably linked with it. If we cannot extend the facilities available in Dhaka to the marginalized people, then inequality in the society will continue to increase. Those who are…
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Realme Note 50 launched in Bangladesh
Realme has launched its latest entry-level handset, the Realme Note 50, in Bangladesh. Known as the “Long-Lasting Value King”, the phone offers strong durability and extreme cost-effectiveness at an attractive price starting at BDT 10,999, a press release said. release. The realme Note 50 is the epitome of reliability and quality, featuring the only water…
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Samsung to add real-time translation to smartphone models
The unveiling comes as South Korean company Samsung is racing to develop its own generative AI model called Gauss, which comes across the three areas of language, code and image, and is currently used among the company’s employees. Without specifying timing or model, the company will incorporate the AI system into a wide range of…
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Huawei’s new phone shows China’s chip breakthrough
Huawei’s new phone shows China’s chip breakthrough
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Teens who use smartphones for more than 3 hours a day are more likely to suffer from back pain
TSP is common in various age groups of the general population worldwide, with a prevalence of 15–35 percent in adults and 13–35 percent in children and adolescents. The explosive growth in the use of electronic devices during the COVID-19 pandemic has clearly made the problem worse. The risk factors associated with TSP are physical, physiological,…
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After 50 years, take your eyes off your mobile phone, says inventor
After 50 years, take your eyes off your mobile phone, says inventor
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‘Dumbphone’ fans feel disconnected in the face of smartphone dominance
According to Briones, the young hipster crowd is also trying out dumbphones, thinking of them as cool or retro. Many members of the “Dumbphones” forum have made the switch away from smartphones, but keep some conveniences like email, Spotify, Google Maps, or Microsoft Teams, Briones noted. But “not many people come in and say they…
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Google alleges India’s antitrust body copied parts of EU order on Android abuse
Google has asked the tribunal to set aside the CCI order and the matter will be heard on Wednesday. The Indian competition decision came as Google escalated the antitrust probe around the world. Google licenses its Android system to smartphone makers, but critics say it imposes restrictions that are anti-competitive. The US firm says Android…
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TikTok ban extended to US government phones, threatening its ad revenue: experts
“There’s a massive risk to TikTok: having that brand reputation[setback]impacting the overall revenue monetization they can do,” said Eunice Shin, partner at Brand Strategist Prophet. In a statement, TikTok said it is “disappointed that Congress has banned TikTok on government equipment — a political gesture that will do nothing to advance national security interests —…