MiFi Pocket Router Buy One At 3,999 tk And Save 1996 tk

MiFi Pocket Router Buy One At 3,999 tk And Save 1996 tk

Brand: Alcatel 
OS: Android,IOS

Now banglalink has come up with this amazing innovative pocket router which gives you smooth internet experience. It also comes with 20GBfree data so hurry up and get your Alcatel MiFi Router soon.

• Banglalink & Alcatel MiFi Router is TK 3,999.
• Bonus offers are applicable for BL new/existing prepaid/call & Control customers
• Total 20 GB data will be given to eligible customers. 1st bonus 5GB internet will be free for the eligible customers who buys the router. To get next 5GB free, customers will have to purchase 5GB @ TK 499 (15% VAT, 5% SD Applicable & 1% SC applicable), thus customers will be able to get another 2 slots 5GB internet on next two 5GB internet purchases

• Alcatel will be solely responsible for After Sales Service, warranty of their own routers.
• This is a limited time offer.

Alcatel MiFi Router

• Qualcomm MDM9207
• 4G LTE cat4 – up to 150Mbps
• WiFi 802.11b/g/n -2.4GHz
• LTE DL 2x2 MiMo
• Up to 15 WiGi users
• 2Gb NAND flash + 1Gb LPDDR
• LED indicators
• Micro SIM slot (3FF)
• Micro SD slot, up to 32GB
• Micro USB
• 1800 mAh battery
• App managed
• 87.6X59.6X12.6mm
• নোট- আমাদের নতুন উদ্যোগ (মোবাইল ফোন বিক্রয়) ( সব বয়সের এবং সবার পছন্দের) সেবা
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Lava Iris 802, RAM (2GB) specifications and Price

Lava Iris 802(2GB) specifications 

Banglalink & renowned global brand LAVA have launched a spectacular entry level smart phone in the market. With LAVA Iris 30, enjoy a splendid offer of total 3GB bonus internet. This smartphone is now available in all Banglalink stores and LAVA sales channels.

• MRP of LAVA Iris 802(2GB) price is TK 7,990
• Bonus offers are applicable for BL new/existing prepaid/call & Control customers
  • Total  9 GB data free bonus will be given for eligible customers. Per month 3 GB, each bonus validity will be 15 days. 2nd and 3rd bonus will be given on 30th and 60th day of first bonus disbursement.
  • Contact for Buy at banglalink pabna on facebook
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  • LAVA will be solely responsible for After Sales Service, warranty of their own Handsets.
  • This is a limited time offer.

specifications
Lava Iris 802(2GB)

• Selfie / HD /2.5D Glass
• 143.5 * 71.8 * 8.9 mm
• MT6580 Quad Core 1.3GHz
• 5.0’ HD(1280*720) IPS
• 8MP(with flash) + 5MP(with flash)
• 16GB (ROM) + 2GB (RAM)
• 2500mAh Battery
• Star OS based on Android 6.0
• GSM: 850/900/1800/1900MHz
• WCDMA: 900/ 2100MHz
• BT4.0/Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n /GPS/Flash light/
• G-sensor / Proximity sensor/ Light sensor
• MRP Tk. 7,990
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Specification  

• 3.5” Display
• Android 5.1
• 1.2 GHz QUAD Core
• Long Battery 1400mAh
• 3G network
• Dual Sim
• 2 MP back / VGA front camera
• 512 MB RAM + 4GB ROM
• MRP: TK 2,599

Bundle Detail: 

• সর্বমোট ৬ জিবি ইন্টারনেট, ৪৫০ মিনিট অন-নেট টকটাইম (বাংলালিংক থেকে বাংলালিংক) আর ৪৫০ মিনিট অফ-নেট টকটাইম (অন্য অপারেটর) পাবেন স্মার্টফোনটির সাথে
• ৩ মাসজুড়ে প্রতি মাসে আপনি পেয়ে যাবেন ২ জিবি ইন্টারনেট, ১৫০ মিনিট অন-নেট আর ১৫০ মিনিট অফ-নেট টকটাইম। প্রতি কিস্তির মেয়াদ ৩০ দিন
• প্রথম ২ জিবি বোনাস ইন্টারনেট পেতে  বোনাস সর্বোচ্চ ৯৬ ঘণ্টার মধ্যে বিতরন করা হবে
• বোনাস ইন্টারনেট চেক করতে ডায়াল করুন *124*5#। অন-নেট বোনাস মিনিট চেক করতে *124*13# আর অফ-নেট বোনাস মিনিট চেক করতে *124*15# ডায়াল করুন
• ‘itel’ হ্যান্ডসেটের বিক্রয়োত্তর সেবা এবং ওয়ারেন্টির দায়-দায়িত্ব বহন করবে
• 3G স্পিড উপভোগ করতে আপনাকে *5000*545# ডায়াল করতে হবে আর 3G কভারেজের মধ্যে থাকতে হবে, অন্যথায় 2G ব্যবহার করতে পারবেন
• বোনাস ইন্টারনেট শেষ হবার পর অতিরিক্ত ইন্টারনেট ব্যবহারে ‘pay-as-you-go’ (০.০১৫ টাকা/ কেবি) হিসাবে চার্জ প্রযোজ্য হবে, যতক্ষণ পর্যন্ত কোন প্যাক সাবস্ক্রাইব না করবেন (এসডি, ভ্যাট ও এসসি প্রযোজ্য)

HABBO MORE THAN JUST A GAME

WHAT IS HABBO?

Habbo is an online vintage pixel-art style virtual community where you can create your own avatar, make friends, chat, build rooms, design + play games and so much more! Almost anything is possible in this strange place full of awesome people…

MORE THAN JUST A GAME…

Styling your avatar in the most on-trend styles isn't the only way to have fun in Habbo. Want to be the architect of the century and build dazzling structures? Builders Club is for you! Want to show off your crazy game building skills and stump your friends? Join our competitions! Are you crazy about selfies and funny pics? Our Camera feature is endless fun!

FIND YOUR COMMUNITY

Do you love to chat and hang out with friends? Habbo Groups, forums and Roleplaying communities are a great place to start. Join the army and suit up for duty, don your cape and save the universe, wear Habbo Couture as you strut down the runway, become a nurse and save pixel lives. Join in and start exploring the endless role-playing possibilities!

EXPRESS YOURSELF

Creativity and individuality are welcomed in Habbo! Every week we have tons of awesome competitions for you to enter. From room building to Selfies, to pixel art videos and short story comps - there are tons of cool things to get your artistic juices flowing and win awesome achievements + prizes! Feeling creative? Check out our newsto find out about fun weekly competitions!

PLAY FREE, FOREVER.

Habbo is a free to play game, so you can explore a vast world of rooms, complete quests, chat and win prizes without ever having to pay a thing!

Some in-game 'extras' like pets, Habbo Club membership, Builders Club membership and furniture can be purchased with Habbo Credits. For more info about in-game extras, head to the HabboMall.

ALWAYS HERE TO HELP…

The Hotel is moderated 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can also do a lot to make sure you stay safe on Habbo and on the internet. Read our Safety Tips to find out how.

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Watch TV for free with these 10 Android apps

Cutting the cable cord? You need these apps!
Nearly every TV network has its own Android app nowadays, but many offer little or nothing to watch if you don’t have login info from a cable or satellite subscription. Luckily, if you’re not paying for cable, you can still catch up with many of your favorite shows and sample a wide array of fresh offerings without paying a cent.
All 10 of these apps offer up popular—and yes, legal and official—streams of popular television shows without any need for a subscription or a cable/satellite hook. The only price you’ll pay is in potential bandwidth and a few extra minutes of your time for commercials. If you’re looking for on-the-go entertainment that won’t cost you a thing, grab these apps and start watching now.
 ABC
Previously called Watch ABC, the ABC – Live TV and Full Episodes app is a free offering from the major network, and it actually gives you quite a bit to watch without needing to input login details. There’s still a lot under lock and key, but also plenty to see if you need a quick fix.
Pros: The ABC app is stocked with current TV series of all sorts, including Dancing With the Stars, Black-ish, American Crime, and Designated Survivor, and you’ll usually find free access to five recent episodes of each. Older shows offer more to watch, including a full season apiece of The Muppets and Felicity as of this writing. And Jimmy Kimmel Live!locks its most recent episodes, but had about 15 slightly older ones on tap.
Cons: While many shows offer a handful of free episodes to watch, the most recently aired one is often locked away for people with logins. And older episodes are likewise unavailable. Live TV also requires a login to access.
ABC – Live TV and Full Episodes (Free)
CBS
CBS has seemingly larger digital ambitions than ABC in this space, as its one app not only serves as a repository for free content and even more with a login, but also a hub for its paid All Access subscription service. That can be confusing, but there’s still a lot of free TV to watch here.
Pros: The CBS app is loaded with content new and old alike, whether you’re looking for current hits like The Big Bang Theory, Elementary, or NCIS, or older favorites like The Brady Bunch and multiple Star Trek series. With newer shows, you’ll typically find five recent episodes available without a login, and unlike ABC, the CBS app doesn’t lock the newest of each. Older shows are less consistent with their free offerings: some have a couple episodes, while others have many more. Meanwhile, the CBS Evening News had all 18 of its recent episodes available for free.
Cons: All Access can be a confusing roadblock, especially since some TV shows (like The Good Fight, the new The Good Wife spinoff) and movies require a subscription but aren’t always clearly marked. It’s $6/month with commercials or $10 without. Without the pricier subscription, you can expect about two minutes of commercials during each ad break for the free shows available here.
CBS Full Episodes and Live TV (Free)The CW
Not only is The CW’s app a lot more attractive than those from the larger networks, but it also has a handy advantage: you won’t run into any locked content because the app doesn’t have any exclusive content for cable/satellite subscribers. Nice.
Pros: Everything on the app is free to watch, and The CW has its full roster of current shows, including Arrow, Supergirl, iZombie, Jane the Virgin, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, andRiverdale. And that’s not all: a separate app, called CW Seed, is also totally free and has larger chunks of episodes for things like Whose Line is it Anyway? and Everybody Hates Chris.
Cons: On the main CW app, you’ll only find five recent full episodes for each show—and if you do have a cable or satellite login, that means you can’t type in your details for more. There’s also no live TV option, given the lack of login.
The CW (Free) and CW Seed (Free)Crackle
Crackle is a unique beast, in that it’s not based on a single network—but unlike a Netflix, it’s totally free and ad-supported. Sony’s service has a wide selection of offerings, including classic TV series from various networks and also an array of full-length movies.
Pros: You’ll find quite a lot of content on Crackle, and while not everything is top-tier, there are some classic shows in the mix—things like Seinfeld, The Shield, NewsRadio, andAll in the Family. Also, Crackle has a few originals of its own, including Jerry Seinfeld’sComedians in Cars Getting Coffee, as well as Snatch and Startup. Crackle has full-length movies, as well, such as Ali, Joe Dirt, and Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Cons: The interface isn’t much to look at, and the selection is very scattershot. Also, seeing random commercial breaks right in the middle of full-length movies is definitely odd. But all of that is a small price to pay for some of the pretty great and entirely free content here.
Crackle (Free)Fox Now
Fox’s app is largely centered on its current or recent broadcast network shows and doesn’t have a vast library, but it does have a striking look and a solid array of free content. And if you have login info, there’s a fair bit more available.
Pros: Fox Now includes all of the network’s top shows right now, ranging from dramas like Empire and Gotham to comedies like Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Last Man on Earth, as well as animated fare including The Simpsons and Family Guy. And yes, chef Gordon Ramsay is well represented with both Hell’s Kitchen and two different MasterChefvarieties. Shows in their first season offer the last five episodes for free.
Cons: You’ll also get five free episodes of longer-running shows, in most cases, but the most recent episode is locked for eight days—so you’ll have to wait for those. Pop in a cable or satellite login and the locks are lifted, along with those for additional episodes in the library. Also, while you might be excited to see Marvel’s Legion show from FX in the listings, it’s solely for folks with a login. Same for live TV, too.
Fox Now (Free)Crunchyroll
Got a thing for anime (Japanese animation) or at least a curiosity about it? If so, then you’ll want to grab Crunchyroll, stat. This app compiles hundreds of popular anime series, new and old, and has plenty to offer without a subscription.
Pros: The library here is absolutely immense—I wish there had been something like this when I was buying $30 anime DVDs as a teen. Hit shows like One Piece, Naruto Shippuden, Dragon Ball Super, Attack on Titan, and Bleach are here in Japanese audio with English subtitles, along with many, many other series. And with the long-running shows, you can tap into the entire library for free: hundreds upon hundreds of episodes in some cases.
Cons: For series that are currently airing in Japan, the most recent episode of each is locked away for subscribers—it’s $7/month for unlimited premium access, but the episode is available right after it airs. Alongside that benefit, you also get HD video quality and all of the ads go away. Honestly, the standard-def videos look pretty solid, but if you’re using the app constantly, it might be worth the seven bucks a month to upgrade. Likewise, the video ads can be lengthy, but it’s a worthy trade-off for all of this great content.
Crunchyroll (Free)NBC
If you still consider NBC to be the destination for must-see TV, then you’ll be happy to know that the official app offers up quite a bit of current content to check out for free—and even more from a selection of legacy shows.
Pros: All of NBC’s big shows are well represented here, whether you’re into comedies likeThe Good Place and Superstore, dramas such as Law and Order: Special Victims Unit andThe Blacklist, or reality fare like The Voice. Even late night favorites like The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers are here.
For weekly shows, you’ll typically find the last five episodes available for free. Meanwhile, older shows like Knight Rider, Miami Vice, and Smash offer up potentially dozens and dozens of free episodes, depending on series length.
Cons: For daily shows like Fallon and Late Night, the last few episodes are typically locked down if you don’t have a cable/satellite login—but at least there are more slightlyolder episodes for free viewing. Meanwhile, weekly shows that aren’t in their debut season typically lock the most recent episode until eight days after airing.
NBC (Free)History
The History network’s mandate is somewhat muddled, given that it’s the same channel that hosts both Vikings and Pawn Stars, but at least it has a broad offering of entertainment. And you’ll find some of it for free in the Android app.
Pros: History’s app provides a pretty wide assortment of shows, from recent debuts likeJFK Declassified: Tracking Oswald and Road Hauks, to recurring favorites like American Pickers, Ice Road Truckers, and Top Shot. Rather than offer the most recent episodes for free, History typically does the opposite: you’ll usually find the first five episodes from the first season unlocked. That’s great for trying out new shows, but not so helpful if you’re already a fan.
Cons: Some shows don’t have full episodes available, including Vikings, while some newer content—like The LA Riots: 25 Years Later—is only for people with a cable or satellite login. Logging in can get you access to lengthy archives of long-running shows, but otherwise, you’ll usually just get the five first-ever episodes for free. History (Free)Cartoon Network
Whether you love the cable network’s original offerings for yourself or you’re just looking for something to entertain your kid, Cartoon Network’s Android app offers dozens of free episodes. There just aren’t very many from each individual series.
Pros: Cartoon Network is a premium cable and satellite network, so the fact that you getanything for free is pretty appealing. Hit shows like Adventure Time, Steven Universe, The Powerpuff Girls, and Transformers: Robots in Disguise are found here, along with a couple dozen other shows. And the app is very streamlined and kid-friendly: you can pick your favorite shows and it’ll offer a “mix” of available episodes when you first fire it up.
Cons: While there’s a broad selection of shows here, you won’t find a lot of free episodes for each one: most shows only have three free episodes on hand, and given the length of some of these episodes, that might be about a half-hour of total video. Luckily, the total load here is hefty: I found 102 free episodes across all shows, and there’s even more with a login.
Cartoon Network (Free)Discovery Go
The Discovery Channel app has seen a significant overhaul since the first time we wrote this piece, but one thing hasn’t really changed: you’ll only be able to access a sliver of the total content without a cable or satellite subscription.
Pros: A few of Discovery’s most popular and most intriguing new documentary and reality shows offer free content, including Deadliest Catch, Gold Rush, and Cooper’s Treasure. Each has commercial breaks, of course, but these are still hour-long episodes of pay-TV series.
Cons: Unfortunately, there’s just not much available. As of this writing, you’ll find one episode of Deadliest Catch, one episode of Gold Rush, and two episodes of Cooper’s Treasure, and the other handful of series follow the same trend. Also, the commercial breaks are pretty lengthy. Meanwhile, series like Mythbusters and Yukon Men don’t have any free content at all, and require a login to view. Still, you won’t find these free shows on other services, and it’s an on-the-go way to try something new.
Discovery Go (Free)Using Chromecast
Chromecast support has become so wide that almost all of these apps have casting capabilities built right into them. Only Cartoon Network is the outlier, which makes some sense given that kids might be handling the phone most of the time, and it’s another button for them to accidentally press.
If you have a Chromecast hooked up to your TV, you can press the little rectangle button (in each app) with a little Wi-Fi signal icon in the lower left corner, and that will send the video over to your larger screen. For apps that don’t have native casting support, you can download the free Google Home app and mirror your screen to the television.
By Andrew Hayward, Greenbot 

Apple shows small increase in sales, big boost to dividend

Tuesday 2 May 2017 | 23:25 CET | News

Apple reported a small increase in sales and profit for its fiscal second quarter to March, in line with its outlook, while also announcing a big increase in dividends and buybacks for shareholders. 

Revenues rose 5 percent year-on-year to USD 52.9 billion, and quarterly earnings increased to USD 2.10 per diluted share from USD 1.90 a year earlier. 

Sales of the iPhone rose only 1 percent year-on-year to USD 33.2 billion, and unit sales were down 1 percent compared to a year ago to 50.76 million phones sold. Services revenue continued to grow much faster, up 18 percent to USD 7.0 billion, and revenue from ‘other’ products, notably the Apple Watch and TV, increased 31 percent to USD 2.9 billion. 

Mac sales increased 14 percent year-on-year to USD 5.8 billion, while iPad revenues were down 12 percent to USD 3.9 billion.   

Apple also announced it will spend another USD 50 billion on shareholder returns and continue paying dividends and buying back shares for at least another four quarters. This means the company will pay out a total USD 300 billion to shareholders by the end of March 2019 since starting the shareholder returns in the second half of 2012. 

It already spent USD 10 billion on shareholder returns in the past quarter, out of USD 12.5 billion in operating cash flow, and said it will continue to turn to debt markets to help finance the programme. 

As part of the latest enhancement, the company increased its share repurchase authorization to USD 210 billion from the USD 175 billion announced a year ago and approved a 10.5 percent increase in its quarterly dividend, to USD 0.63 per share.  

For the fiscal third quarter to June, Apple forecast revenues of USD 43.5-45.5 billion, up slightly from USD 42.2 billion reported a year earlier.

T-Mobile to start rollout of nationwide mobile 5G in 2019

Wednesday 3 May 2017 | 07:00 CET | News

T-Mobile announced plans to start a 5G rollout in 2019 and aims to reach full nationwide coverage in 2020. The operator will expand and strengthen its LTE coverage and use a portion of its USD 8 billion mother lode of low-band 600 MHz spectrum to deliver 5G coverage from coast to coast.

On top of its nationwide deployment, T-Mobile 5G will enable high bandwidth and massive throughput in urban areas using a combination of mid-band and millimeter wave spectrum.

T-Mobile expects to deploy 5G in its low-band 600 MHz spectrum quickly across its existing nationwide macro network. Beyond improved speeds for mobile devices, T-Mobile expects to see a whole new class of innovative mobile applications and products emerge, built for broad 5G coverage.

Along with device and infrastructure partners, T-Mobile will help drive 3GPP certification for 5G in 600 MHz. As 5G standards are defined, chipsets are delivered, and equipment comes to market, T-Mobile will quickly deploy 5G nationwide in a large swath of unused spectrum.

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Samsung’s first folding smartphone to be released in 2017

A report said Samsung will release a dual-screen phone to gauge support for folding handsets before launching one with a flexible OLED display.

Samsung has been teasing a smartphone with a folding OLED display since releasing
this promotional video in 2014 (Source: Samsung)

A few companies have been working on foldable phones for a while. Samsung was one of the earliest to generate buzz in this area a couple years ago with a video it posted online. It looks like the company is finally close to releasing such a product. A report from the Korean news site Electronic Times said Samsung might release two different folding smartphones with the first to be introduced in 2017.

One of the smartphones will have dual screens and will fold shut in the middle, making it more like a mini laptop. The other handset will have the much-coveted folding OLED display. Samsung will only produce a small number of the dual-screen phones for a 2017 release, according to Electronic Times. This will allow the South Korea company to see how much demand there is for a folding phone as well as teach consumers why they might want one in the first place.

This strategy does not sound that different from the "concept phone" strategy that Xiaomi used recently for its Mi Mix handset. That phone was also seen as a brazen bet on a new form factor that might not be ready for primetime. It did not stop Xiaomi, though, and many reviewers praised the company for what might be its first truly innovative smartphone with the product’s edge-to-edge display. No one was willing to say the device was in the same tier as the iPhone 7 or Pixel XL, but an innovative design does not necessarily mean the best performance. Xiaomi had not been part of the innovation conversation before, however. Now, it looks like the China company is also working on flexible displays.

Samsung might be hoping to push itself back into that conversation with a folding smartphone. The Galaxy handsets were innovative early on by going larger than the competition and eventually introducing stylus support with the Galaxy Note phones. Samsung's status took a hit this year, though, when hundreds of Note 7 phones started catching fire. The resulting recall was a blow to the top Android smartphone maker. Consumers and analysts alike are now watching Samsung to see what kind of bold steps it might take in 2017 to emerge from its 2016 blunder. Samsung's need to prove itself once again might show other makers the way forward as well. Samsung is not the only company looking for ways to keep smartphones fresh.

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