Apple has released iOS 9.2 as a Public Beta, and one of the features alongside the bug fixes and installed extensions for safari tabs in third party apps, is that Siri now understands the Arabic Language and it replies in Arabic too!
Here’s a video that demonstrate this feature:
The final version of iOS 9.1 was only sent out to the public last week, so you should probably expect a few more betas before iOS 9.2 is finished.
As expected, Furious 7 absolutely dominated this weekend’s box office, smashing records as it raced off with an estimated $143.6 million domestic debut.
Globally, the James Wan-directed sequel — which was devastated by the death of lead actor Paul Walker during a break in production — made an additional $240.4 million for a worldwide total opening weekend of $384 million.
Related Post: That Was the Lebanese Hyper-car “Lykan Hypersport” In The Fast And Furious 7 Trailer!
This makes Furious 7’s stunning debut a franchise-best openingweekend, the biggest April opening ever, the biggest Easter weekend opening ever, the second-largest pre-summer bow in history, and the biggest opening since The Hunger Games: Catching Fire in 2013. Furious 7 also received an A CinemaScore.
Here are the weekend estimates via Rentrak:
1. Furious 7 $143.6 million
2. Home $27.4 million
3. Get Hard $12.9 million
4. Cinderella $10.3 million
5. The Divergent Series: Insurgent $10 million
6. It Follows $2.5 million
7. Woman in Gold $2 million
8. Kingsman: The Secret Service $1.7 million
9. Do You Believe? $1.5 million
10. The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel $1 million
Storm “Alexa” was not as weak as some people think, but its “Center”, which is determined only before 24 to 48 hours, did not suit the Lebanese territories and especially Mount Lebanon.
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Fakiha – Baalbeck (Louis Mrad)
Bcharre (Micha)
Bayno – Akkar (Zaher Kafrouni)
Chadra – Akkar
Ehden
Kfardebyen (Salah El Din)
M3aser El Chouf
Daher El Baydar (LBCI)
Broumana
Kfardebyen
Hrajel – Keserwen
Baskinta
Daher El Baydar
3ersel (LBCI)
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This is Jounieh Highway in January 2013, For more pictures of January’s Bride(Olga) Storm Click Here:
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It’s true! Rain came late this year, yet it arrived with a blast; roads were flooded, highways transformed into rivers and cars, well, are not submarines!
As officials try to solve the situation as swiftly as possible, another ominous sign looms high in the skies; Alexa, although a fair name for a fair maden – or not – seems to have taken on a different meaning this year, for it bears wind, snow and everything in between. According to the Agricultural Research Institute, The said storm will hit Lebanon next week with frost and snow.
On Monday 9th, freezing northern winds will hit Lebanon with rain and snow at 1000 meter above sea level, which might also cover the Bekaa area. The same applies for the following day. However, we will witness lower temperatures on Wednesday, 11, with torrential rain and snow reaching 800 meters above sea level.
Just as you might think this is over, temperatures will further drop in Thursday and Friday, accompanied by rain and snow, also reaching 800 meters above sea level.
The storm will recede on Saturday with a possibility to renew on Sunday.
The free internet messenger and calls service Viber has been shut down in Saudi Arabia as it has failed to comply with local regulations. The Communications and Information Technology Commission in the country has also issued a warning it’ll do the same to other applications and services that don’t comply with the regulations.
Quarts reports that Viber. Skype and WhatsApp have received a warning from the Saudi telecommunications regulator back in March. The shutdown could be a result of a failure of Viber to provide the CITC a local server to monitor user activity.
The report suggests that there might be more than regulations at play here. In addition to the Saudi Arabia’s authoritarian regime’s desire to monitor user activity and keep track of social unrest, telecoms are losing revenue as services like Viber, Skype and WhatsApp are becoming users’ choice for placing international calls and texts.
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Enjoy your stay 🙂 & Sorry for the inconvenience!
Elie Chahine 