Day: April 6, 2022

vivo, a premier technology brand, has provided the finest of technical breakthroughs to the people of Bangladesh investing heavily battery capabilities such as FastCharge technology to reach the stage of product realisation and getting this technology into the hands of consumers.

Some smartphones also embody vivo Energy Guardian (VEG) technology, for users to enjoy efficient energy management as the smartphone will consume energy depending on the capacity of the battery.

vivo’s most notable contributions for FastCharge can be experienced through V Series and Y Series* smartphones.

FastCharge Technology has been hailed as a technical marvel of our time. It is a relatively new technique that allows users to charge their mobile devices at a considerably faster rate than traditional charging methods. This is made possible by an increase in the number of volts and amperes available in chargers, as well as smart devices with large capacities. For instance, this method is capable of charging a 3,000mAh battery at 50% in just half an hour. It is one of the few systems that help extend the life of the batteries of our smartphones.

The fast-charging smartphones have higher peak voltage capacity batteries and specially designed ICs, so it carries high voltages with ease. These smartphones generally have a peak voltage capacity of 80 per cent which is the reason fast charging is most effective when the battery percentage is below 50 percent.

Technically, the entire fast charging process is divided into two phases. The constant phase where the battery voltage steadily increases to reach the highest peak voltage capacity which is then followed by the trickle stage, where the voltage drops down to fully charge the battery.

The voltage dropdown keeps the battery safe from overheating issues and also extends its lifespan. With the fast-charging technology constantly improving, the future definitely seems more exciting with it.

Source: United News of Bangladesh

If Awami League remains in power for another five years, you will see traffic jam even in upazilas, said LGRD Minister Md Tajul Islam on Wednesday.

Since the Awami League came to power in 2009, the country’s economic development has been going on and so private cars have increased on the roads, he said.

He came up with the remarks in response to a criticism of BNP MP Harunur Rashid over traffic congestion in the capital.

Participating in the discussion on the Zila Parishad (Amendment) Bill-2022, Harun said, “Dhaka has become a static city at present. You (Awami League) is in power for fifteen years in a row, but Dhaka city is now in a sorry state. ”

He said Dhaka city has become an unlivable city due to noise pollution, air pollution, water pollution, mosquito menace and catastrophe in waste management.

He said unplanned urbanization is going to turn not only Dhaka but the whole of Bangladesh into an uninhabitable country.

Harun said that it takes three hours to go to the Secretariat from home. Fasting people cannot come to their homes to break their fast during Iftar time due to huge traffic on roads.

“When Tarabi’s prayers are offered in the mosques, the prayers are being interrupted due to bite of mosquitoes.”

Harun wanted to know what steps the government has taken to reduce such sufferings of people.

“If Allah saves Awami League for another term, then you will see that there will be traffic jam even in the upazilas,” he expressed his high hopes.

Tajul Islam said that everyone is moving to Dhaka as people are becoming self-sufficient financially. This has happened all over the world including in London, Tokyo and Kolkata.

“They have managed it. We are also working on it. The Prime Minister has given instructions. I was made the president of Detailed Area Plan. I am considering many issues there.”

Source: United News of Bangladesh

Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen has reiterated Bangladesh’s call for deportation of Rashed Chowdhury, one of the convicted killers of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, now residing in the US.

On Tuesday morning, Foreign Minister Momen met Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY), the Majority Leader of the US Senate.

Noting the importance of the U.S.-Bangladesh relationship, Foreign Minister Momen said there are key areas of growth where US companies can support Bangladesh, like telecom infrastructure, digital economy, pharmaceuticals, blue economy, information and communication technology, financial technology, and digital payments.

He highlighted that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has allocated one special economic zone for American companies and welcomed their investment into Bangladesh.

The Foreign Minister was accompanied by a high-level business delegation from Bangladesh.

On Tuesday evening, he attended a dinner in Bangladesh House hosted by Bangladesh Ambassador to the US M Shahidul Islam, which was also attended by government representatives and civil society members from both the US and Bangladesh and also from Diaspora community.

Foreign Minister Momen is scheduled to leave Washington DC for Miami, Florida where he will inaugurate the new Consulate General of Bangladesh.

Source: United News of Bangladesh

Jashore Zone of Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited (BBL) recently organised a business development conference.

Mohammed Monirul Moula, managing director and chief executive officer of the bank, joined the event online as the chief guest.

Muhammad Qaisar Ali, additional managing director of IBBL, spoke at the programme as the special guest.

IBBL senior executive vice-presidents Mohammod Ullah and Md Maksudur Rahman; Executive Vice-President ASM Rezaul Karim, and Assistant Vice-President AM Shahidul Amran also spoke.

Md Shafiul Azam, head of Jashore zone, presided over the programme.

Source: United News of Bangladesh

According to Canalys, Vivo is currently the top fourth phone brand in the global 5G smartphone market. While they are one of the dominant companies in the 5G smartphone industry, the brand also continues offering top-notch 4G phones at a budget price. That being said, Vivo Y33s 4G is a new addition to the market. With 8GB/128GB, 5000 mAh battery, and 2408×1080 FHD+ resolution, Vivo Y33s launched in Bangladesh on March 31, 2022. Let’s find out more about Vivo Y33s from this review.

Key Features of Vivo Y33s

Design

The flat, big-screen may make the phone feel bulky; however, it weighs around 182 grams. But, adding a thin phone case may reduce the bulk feel. The right side of the Y33s contains three buttons, including a volume rocker and a power button. The power button also has a fingerprint sensor. The SIM card tray atop the phone is easily accessible for SIM cards. It can hold two nano-SIM cards as well as one microSD memory card.

The Vivo Y33 is mainly made of plastic and feels like plastic whenever you touch it. So, using it without a back cover will surely result in some unwanted scratches.

The 3.5-mm headphone port and power input are found at the bottom of the phone, and the USB-C charging port and speaker grille can be found there too.

Performance

Equipped with a MediaTek Helio G80, the Vivo Y33s has excellent overall performance. It runs apps without issue while simultaneously scrolling across many different news feeds. However, it may become slow if a lot of apps are open in the background and as notifications pile up.

Further, Vivo Y33s’ gaming performance is limited to casual games, and heavy games will result in a lower graphics quality. The phone comes with 8GB and 4 GB RAM options. So, higher RAM will undoubtedly boost the performance.

Display

A pleasant addition to the Y33s is the Full HD-resolution screen. Smartphones with similar specs to the Y33’s don’t typically come with high-definition displays, so these may already be an improvement for one of these phones. This IPS display has great viewing angles and is quite good at reproducing colors, too. Hence, this is satisfying compared to the 720p displays from the competitors.

Although the screen feels soft to me, it is a bit fuzzy when you use it outdoors as it can be a bit of a challenge for you to understand the usual view without distorting it.

Overall, the display is good for people who have long Commute rugs because it gives them the opportunity to watch Netflix shows or gaming games without.

Camera

Vivo Y33s comes with a 50 Megapixel main camera and a 2MP+2MP camera, which is the prominent selling feature of the phone. The Samsung CMOS image sensor with a 1/2.76″ sensor size, a wide f/1.8 aperture lens, and 0.64μm pixel size is the type of camera that many users have given positive feedback about.

The AI-controlled camera has a 12.5-megapixel resolution that combines four pixels into one image and works great on low-light performance. Further, the 50-megapixel mode is available when the camera is set to a high sensitivity level. The camera also has scene recognition that applies the best settings and turns on or off the HDR feature.

With the right lighting, this camera can take good images that look great. Capturing a reasonable amount of detail, with some minor adjustments on Snapseed, is where your photos get their own set of tools to help you capture a perfect photo. You can adjust saturation, sharpening, and more to make sure your photos are dramatic in the right place.

The front camera is 16 MP to take selfies. The aperture for the front cam is f/2.0, and the rare aperture is f/1.5 (50MP), f/2.4 (2MP), and f/2.4 (2MP).

Connectivity, Sound Quality, and Security

The Vivo Y33s provide fast internet speed with a 4G LTE network. Further, the phone also supports 5GHz Wi-Fi networks. It also comes with USB Type-C for wired connectivity. The Bluetooth 5.0 technology allows you to prompt Bluetooth connectivity. Further, the phone supports GPS, OTG, and FM. On the earpiece, voice calls sound clear, while the loudspeaker may not sound good. So, you should try listening to music or watching videos via earphones.

Battery

The Vivo Y33s is equipped with 5000 mAh that can last about 2 days after a single charge and normal usage. On the PCMark Battery Life Test 2.0, the battery life is 16 hours and 43 minutes. The test indicates the battery longevity while simulating real-world tasks such as playing videos, web browsing, pictures, etc.

The phone may take around 2 hours and 35 minutes for a full charge. However, if you charge using an 18W charger, it may take 35 minutes.

Official Price of Vivo Y33s 4G in Bangladesh

The Vivo Y33s 4G’s 8GB/128GB variant is officially available in Bangladesh at BDT 20,990. However, the price is subject to change depending upon circumstances.

Final Words

The Vivo Y33s 4G is an excellent smartphone for taking photos, streaming videos and browsing social media feeds. Its cameras are great for taking selfies during the day and viewing videos at night, and it has a screen with a large display and long battery life.

Nevertheless, its gaming performance isn’t up to par for the price. It can run popular games smoothly but with poor graphics quality.

Smartphones are designed to be used specifically by certain groups of people. The Vivo Y33s is designed to be used in particular by photographers, for media consumption, and for long battery life.

Source: United News of Bangladesh

“Seeds for the Future,” a CSR programme by Chinese telecom giant Huawei is back for aspiring science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and non-STEM students.

Registration is open now, and interested students can now register for “Seeds for the Future 2022 Bangladesh” by contacting their universities.

This year, Huawei will organise the event for the eighth time.

To initiate Seeds for the Future 2022 Bangladesh, roadshows are being arranged at the participating universities this month.

Recently two roadshows were organised at the University of Dhaka (DU), and the Islamic University of Technology (IUT).

This year DU, the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology, Khulna University of Engineering and Technology, Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology, IUT, Brac University, East-West University and Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology will take part in Seeds for the Future.

The roadshows will gradually be held at other universities.

Jason Lizongsheng, board member of Huawei Bangladesh, said: “We believe in empowering and facilitating the youth. That’s why we have different programmes meant to help the youth gather knowledge and develop ICT-related skills. Seeds for the Future is one such programme.”

Launched in Bangladesh in 2014, Seeds for the Future has been nurturing ICT talents since its inception and become popular among academics as well as students.

Source: United News of Bangladesh