Daily ICT News Reporter
Landing in the United States without mobile data feels stressful. You land at JFK, LAX, or O’Hare, and suddenly you need Uber, Google Maps, or your hotel booking email. If your phone shows “No Service,” the panic starts. I learned this the hard way. On my first US trip, I relied on international roaming. The … Read more
We all hate staring at our monthly mobile bills. It feels like every time you look, the data packages get smaller and the prices get higher. I’ve been there, constantly toggling between Wi-Fi and mobile data just to save a few megabytes. But what if I told you there’s a way to slash those costs … Read more
In 2026, the hunt for the best internet SIM in Bangladesh isn’t just about who claims to have 5G. It’s about who actually delivers when you are sitting in a traffic jam in Dhaka or visiting your village home in a remote district. Marketing billboards will promise you the moon, but real-world usage often tells … Read more
You can feel it in the air, can’t you? The tension, the excitement, and the sheer relief. After the dust settled on yesterday’s election, February 12, 2026, Bangladesh woke up to a completely new reality. The “Monsoon Revolution” of July 2024 has finally culminated in a vote that actually counts. We saw the lines at … Read more
You know that sinking feeling when you check your balance after just a few calls, and it’s already near zero? I’ve been there more times than I can count. Living in Bangladesh in 2026, with inflation hitting everything from rickshaw fares to rice, the last thing we want to worry about is an overpriced mobile … Read more
If you live in Bangladesh, you know the frustration. You buy a data pack, blink, and it is gone. Or worse, the validity expires while you still have gigabytes left. For years, we have dealt with confusing packages and rising costs, mostly because Grameenphone has dominated the market with its superior coverage. But February 2026 … Read more
The taka vs dollar rate after vote has become the hottest topic at tea stalls and corporate boardrooms alike. As I sit here writing this on a Thursday afternoon in February 2026, the air is thick with anticipation. We just went through a significant political event, and history tells us that our currency often takes … Read more
It is February 2026, and the atmosphere in Dhaka is unlike anything we have seen in decades. As I walked past the tea stalls in Farmgate this morning, the conversation wasn’t just about politics- it was about the price of essentials, the future of jobs, and the stability of the Taka. We have been through … Read more
The streets of Dhaka are quieter than usual today, but it’s a heavy, expectant silence. For the first time in nearly two decades, the air feels different. It isn’t filled with the smoke of burning tires or the fear of one-sided violence that marred previous years. Instead, there is a palpable sense of ownership. After … Read more
The wait is finally over. After eighteen months of interim governance and a complete overhaul of the political landscape, the 13th Parliamentary Election is here. Tomorrow, February 12, 2026, marks a pivotal moment for the nation. For the first time in nearly two decades, we are looking at a fiercely competitive election, but the players … Read more