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2016 Range Rover Evoque specs and features revealed
Inside the cabin, the SUV features a 10.2-inch touch display with the new generation Jaguar Land Rover InControl Touch Pro system, as mentioned in the company's press release. This infotainment system allows smartphone integration and has Wi-Fi connectivity, door-to-door navigation and top quality sound system.
Pancreatic cancer treatment update: New medical breakthrough offers hope
Survival rates for the disease are considerably low, according to Taylor, because it tends to show only a few symptoms and usually they occur when the disease is already in its late stage.
'GTA 5' DLC release date: Lowriders 2 and Christmas DLC to arrive in early to mid-December?
With all these reports, fans of GTA V will have something to look forward to in the gaming community this Christmas. In the meantime, GTA players will just have to enjoy the week-long bonuses that are still up for grabs.
ISIS propaganda tool: Secret messaging Telegram app blocks channels related to terror group after Paris attacks
In the wake of the deadly terror attacks in Paris orchestrated by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), the secure messaging app Telegram purged this week some 78 public channels in 12 different language believed to the related to the extremist group.
French people put positive twist on terrorist attacks in Facebook posts that have gone viral
At least two Facebook posts made by Frenchmen in the aftermath of the Nov. 13 terrorist attacks in Paris have gone viral as they captured the strength and beauty of the human spirit in the face of doomâemotions that strongly resonate with people worldwide.
HIV treatment news: Vitamin D deficiency interferes with treatment response
As a conclusion, researchers said that giving vitamin D supplements could help HIV-positive patients on HAART recover more quickly. However, they also said that a specific study should be conducted to investigate more on the effect.
YouTube Kids app now available outside the U.S.
In a YouTube Kids Parental Guide found in Google's help section, it was mentioned that YouTube will continue with its efforts in making the app much safer.
Schizophrenia news: Folds in the brain found to be associated with hallucinations among patients
Lead researcher Dr. Jon Simons wanted to carry out another investigation of the PCS, but this time focusing on how it plays a role in schizophrenic patients.
Muslim who converted to Christianity beaten up by thugs in Bradford
A Muslim man who converted to Christianity has been beaten up on the streets of Britain in a brutal asssault that has gone viral on the internet after it was captured on CCTV.
Who are we to judge?
It's all too easy to judge others by how much they give to their church, writes Claire Musters, but is that actually our job?
What's your biggest problem? I'll tell you what it is...
David Baker confronts the problem of sin, and its repercussions on our society today.
FBI still looking for assault rifles, other weapons stolen at U.S. Army facility amid heightened terrorism fears
Shortly after the terror attack in in Paris which killed over 120 people, weapons were stolen from a facility of the United States military, fuelling fears that these firearms and ammunitions for more terrorist activities.
Daily coffee consumption linked to improved longevity, new study finds
Drinking one to five cups of coffee per day lowers the risk of death from certain diseases.
'Clash of Clans' game update news: Sneak peek coming on Nov. 23
A Supercell forum post back in April mentioned some of the changes that the game will have, particularly focusing on the content for Town Hall 11.
ISIS even has help desk for secret communication while planning terror attacks, counterterror analysts reveal
Quite alarmingly, the extremist organisation Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has developed a help desk to help militants around the world secretly communicate while planning terror attacks.
Anonymous launches cyber attack on ISIS after Paris attacks
Stopping ISIS' tracks online may prevent security services from figuring out what they're up to, but Anonymous, admitting they cannot attack the terrorists with weapons, believes that interfering with ISIS' propaganda should "weaken their manpower and their presence in the Internet."