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Video calls or a call stage on Skype will witness a visual revamp with the inclusion of new layouts and themes. Video feeds are now reordered in a grid format to ensure call participants aren’t on a minimized view. What this also means is that everybody in the call will have a dedicated window. If the participant’s video is turned off, their profile image will be shown instead. Skype said that users can also access larger video feeds from the top bar....

Enjoy a hot date night that includes spicy lingerie, spicy food, and positions to spice up your sex life! It’s time to turn up the AC because everything is about to get all hot and spicy! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. Spicy Printables Spicy Printables What’s life without a little spice, right? Here we have all of the FREE printables you need to bring a little heat to your date night....

Forgot what the Car Thing was? Here’s a refresher Forgot what the Car Thing was? Here’s a refresher Back in spring this year, Spotify officially showcased its first physical device. The Car Thing is a device that you use to control the Spotify app on your phone. It sits on your dashboard like a GPS device and can attach to it in multiple ways. The device communicates to your phone via Bluetooth and it draws its power from the 12V port in your car....

To help you take your color into the new season, check out this inspiring collection of spring hair color ideas that range from bold to subtle: 1. Rose Gold Color 1. Rose Gold Color Best achieved through a balayage highlighting technique, gorgeous rose gold places mauve, peach and pink tones throughout the hair in order to achieve a striking multidimensional finish. 2. Blorange Highlights 2. Blorange Highlights Perfect for red tones, a bold blorange color is one of the hottest spring hair color trends you won’t forget....

Researchers from Louisiana State University, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, and the University of Hawaii Cancer Center performed a study to find out if BIA readings from smartwatches are reliable. They carried out a test with 109 participants, though only 75 completed the full manufacturer-recommended protocol. The study compared BIA readings from smartwatches with those from laboratory-grade octapolar bioelectrical impedance analysis (8-BIA) and dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scans. And the results didn’t show any significant deviation....