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For many this may just be another functionality. But for others, it is something worth celebrating because we will no longer need a second application or make a call or video call with the speaker on to record it. Skype announced that you can now record the conversations that are made through its platform. According to the Techradar portal, once the record call option is activated, all participants will be notified. And when it hangs up, the recording will be saved in the cloud for 30 days for download. According to the Skype statement, even the shared screens that are made during video calls will remain in the registry. In order to use this functionality it is necessary to have the latest version of the platform. How to record a video call? You can start recording at any time of the video call. In the lower right part of a conversation, a + icon will appear; then click on the Start recording option. At the top of the screen of all the participants of the conversation will appear a banner or small notice warning that the conversation is being recorded. At the end it will be saved in the cloud of each participant for 30 days. After this time it will be automatically deleted. The recording will be available in both the desktop and mobile versions. To record from a phone, during a call, at the bottom of the screen -to the center- the + icon appears. When you touch it, different options open between them, Start recording. The file with the recording of the video call can be downloaded or shared directly with other contacts within the platform. How to save the Skype conversation? When the video call is finished, the file will appear as an attachment in the conversation. In the upper right part of the image you can see three vertical points. With a click, the options will open: Save to download, Save as ..., Forward, Choose messages and Delete. On cell phones, you just have to touch the file in the conversation for a long time and a menu with similar options will appear.

Ford presented his latest creation on a Mustang at the Detroit Auto Show. This is the edition Bullit, which is reminiscent of the copy used in the film of the same name in 1968. This film, starring Steve McQueen, had its momentous scene in a chase through the streets of San Francisco, between a 1968 Mustang Fastback and a Dodge Charger black. By 2018 the oval brand celebrates 50 years of this classic with a limited edition. This new issue is based on a Mustang GT with a Premium equipment level and the Performance Package. The latter makes the 5-liter V8 raise the power to 475 horsepower, with a torque of 570 nm. Among other things, the increase in power is due to the adoption of a butterfly body of 87 mm, inherited from the Shelby GT 350, together with a recalibration in the computer. At the same time, it has a variable sound exhaust system.

The US president, Donald Trump, harshly attacked the book of the famous journalist Bob Woodward that describes a White House of "asylum" and said it is a "shame" based on "totally invented stories". "Is not it a shame that someone can write an article or book with totally invented stories and form the image of a person who is literally the exact opposite of the facts, and leaves without punishment or cost?" Said Trump in his account of Twitter. "I do not understand why Washington politicians do not change libel laws," the president added. Woodward, whose work published in The Washington Post on the Watergate case contributed to the resignation of President Richard Nixon (1969-1974), explained that he based the book on interviews with eyewitnesses of the White House, who spoke under anonymity. The book, which some extracts were known on Tuesday, is titled Fear: Trump in the White House (Fear: Trump in the White House) and will go on sale on September 11. In another message on Twitter, the president stressed that the scenes in the book have been "refuted" by Defense Secretary James Mattis and his chief of staff, John Kelly, and stressed that the quotes of both "are frauds invented", at the same time that he insinuated that Woodward is in the service of the democratic In one of the scenes described in the book, Trump asked the Pentagon for a plan to launch a "preventive" military attack on North Korea, while criticizing the high cost of protecting South Korea. Mattis was "exasperated and alarmed" of a meeting with Trump on that subject, and commented that the president had "acted like a child of 10 or 11 years." In the same vein, Trump said he had never discussed with the Pentagon chief the possible assassination of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

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The UN asked Russia and Turkey to avoid a 'bloodbath' in the country's last rebel stronghold. The UN asked on Tuesday to Russia and Turkey to avoid a "bloodbath" in the last rebel stronghold of Idlib, when Russian planes resumed their bombing after a pause of 22 days. Staffan de Mistura, UN peace envoy for Syria, asked the presidents of Russia and Turkey to negotiate urgently. He invited "President Putin and President Erdogan, (...) to be called by telephone," although both are scheduled to meet with their Iranian counterpart in Tehran on Friday. "Let's try to avoid what may be the last great battle of the Syrian territorial conflict ... end up in a bloodbath," de Mistura asked journalists. Russia and Turkey have "the key to a bloodless solution in Idlib," he said. In Geneva, the head of the UN humanitarian group on Syria, Jan Egeland, said that "we are ready for war, but we pray that there will be no war." Idlib is the last Syrian region that Damascus does not control. 60% of the province is dominated by Hayat Tahrir al Sham (HTS, consisting of former members of Al Qaeda), and there are also multiple rebel militias. According to the UN, an offensive in Idlib could cause 800,000 people to leave their homes and cause "a humanitarian catastrophe". The conflict in Syria, begun in 2011, has already left more than 350,000 people dead and millions displaced. Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov said the Syrian army "is getting ready to solve" the problem of "terrorism" in Idlib province. "A new focus of terrorism was formed (...) and that leads to the general destabilization of the situation," he told reporters, two days before a Russian-Turkish-Iranian summit on Syria in Iran. This statement came after US President Donald Trump warned Syria, Russia and Iran not to launch an attack on Idlib, as it would trigger a "human tragedy." "President Bashar al-Asad should not rashly launch an attack on the province of Idlib. The Russians and the Iranians would be committing a grave humanitarian error if they take part in this potential human tragedy, "Trump tweeted." Hundreds of thousands of people would die. Do not let that happen! "he added. "Let's be clear, our position remains that if President Bashar al-Assad elects to use chemical weapons again, the United States and its allies will respond quickly and appropriately," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said in a statement.