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With one simple ingredient, you’ll have a lightweight, easy-to-use hair gel without spending a ton of money. By making your own aloe vera hair gel, you’ll be able to help maintain your overall hair health, and your locks can be slicked back to perfection. ** Keep scrolling to find out more amazing benefits of this natural ingredient, and learn how to make your very own at home! Benefits of Aloe Vera for Hair Gel Being a little skeptical, about aloe vera and how it can benefit your strands as hair gel is totally normal....

If you’re getting less than six hours of sleep per night, then you’re cognitively impaired. So how much sleep does the average American get? Less than seven hours of sleep per night, according to a survey from the National Geographic Channel. 40% of Americans are sleep deprived. Sleepless in America explores the science of sleep, and the repercussions of not getting enough of it—from health issues to car accidents (about 100,000 collisions are caused by fatigue each year) and even major oil spills....

No, Branch isn’t taking over the development and distribution of Nova Launcher. Kevin Barry, the creator of your favorite third-party launcher, is still in charge of the app. Barry has assured that Nova’s direction and development will remain unchanged under the new ownership. But you can certainly expect some minor changes. However, before going into that, let us look into what Branch does. It offers app developers a platform to manage and improve their creations....

The Android TV Remote function will also be available on iOS The Android TV Remote function will also be available on iOS Google announced the Android TV remote back during Google I/O this year. Since last month, it’s been making its way onto devices via the Android TV app. Recently, there have been traces of the remote function spotted in the Google Home apps for iOS and Android. This is a digital remote that you can use to control the content you’re watching on your Android-powered TV or Chromecast....

Yes, but… There is a hitch. If I’m asked, “Are you happy?,” I start rapidly running down a list of what’s been happening (things are going well for my children, or not, money is OK, or not…) and what looms ahead (the house is falling apart, the car is falling apart, hell, I am falling apart). That simple question transports me into evaluative head games about the past and the future, until finally I blurt something out....