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AUC alumni claim world record for fastest growing FB group

AUC alumni claim world record for fastest growing FB group

Five days after it was started, a Facebook page centered around the American University in Cairo (AUC) named “WhatsUp in…
Samsung’s sound idea for helping premature babies

Samsung’s sound idea for helping premature babies

Korean smartphone maker Samsung is developing an app called Voices of Life that could help premature babies develop while in…
Autonomous cars will need to win drivers’ trust

Autonomous cars will need to win drivers’ trust

Consumers are ready for the extra safety that self-driving technologies will bring to the average automobile, but as a new…
Get your books — and restaurant delivery — from Amazon

Get your books — and restaurant delivery — from Amazon

San Franciscans can now choose from over 115 local restaurants and have their meals delivered within an hour by Amazon…
Sting like a bee: alternative therapy in Gaza

Sting like a bee: alternative therapy in Gaza

Rateb Samour sees 250 patients a day whose complaints range from hair loss to cerebral palsy and cancer. But he…
Apple Music for Android now plays music videos

Apple Music for Android now plays music videos

Apple is rolling out an update to its android version of Apple Music, in which the app receives support for…
Google is beta-testing a new travel app

Google is beta-testing a new travel app

Trips, reports the Dutch site Androidworld, is an app that organizes all of the user's travel information into bundles that…
Study shows worsening depression may be dementia cue

Study shows worsening depression may be dementia cue

People over 54 who suffer from steadily-worsening depression may run a higher risk of developing dementia, according to new research…
Large parts of Great Barrier Reef ‘dead in 20 years’

Large parts of Great Barrier Reef ‘dead in 20 years’

Large parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef could be dead within 20 years as climate change drives mass coral bleaching,…
Antibody shields monkeys from ‘HIV’ for months

Antibody shields monkeys from ‘HIV’ for months

Just one shot of a lab-produced antibody protected macaques against a sort of monkey HIV for nearly six months, said…
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