Tesla Motors latest video shows off revolutionary Model S features

Tesla Motors is showing how far ahead it is of the pack when it comes to innovative automated vehicle technologies. In a video above titled "Revolutionize your Commute," the company shows off what their Model S sedan can do including using an iPhone to summon the car to a designated pick up point, autopilot features for maintaining speed and changing lanes safely as well as automatic parallel parking. We can only dream that most cars will adopt some of these cool and convenient features which can make our lives easier and also safer.

Source: Tesla

Desqueeze app can batch resize photos and videos on iPhone

Desqueeze is a free app for iOS allows batch resizing of photos and videos on the iPhone or iPad. Created by

Alexey Khutorschikov, this new iPhone app that lets amateurs and professionals reformat and resize a batch of photos and videos using presets or custom size up to 8192 px and 4k respectively.

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Relive your childhood nightmares on VR with ‘Goosebumps’ app

If you were a ‘90s kid or have a child who lived in the ‘90s, it’s most certain they carried around at least one of R.L. Stine’s popular Goosebumps books. The nostalgia got relived a bit recently when the series became a movie starring Jack Black. If you want to make that experience a bit more immersive and most likely surprising, try out the new Goosebumps VR app available for both Android and iOS.

The app has you joining Black a.k.a. R.L. Stine in the film as you try to escape a giant praying mantis. Yes, it might not be too scary for you now but if you’re a kid, this might be the thing to scare them out of their wits. It’ll work with compatible smartphones and virtual reality viewing devices like Google Cardboard and Merge VR Goggles. If you don’t have a VR headset on you, you can also use the “360-degree video mode,” which lets you experience the chase from your phone only.

Source: Android Police | Download: Google Play Store (Free) + Apple App Store (Free)

Foursquare wants to help plan your trips

Foursquare is usually used for checking into places and discovering new places while you’re in the area. The company is taking a new approach though with its new feature. Trip Tips will let you invite your friends and family to help you plan your next vacation. You just need to type the place you plan on visiting in the search bar and Foursquare will give you a link you can send out to friends and family. The responses you’ll get will be tabulated by the site and then placed into a map that can be saved on your phone, making it much easier to access these spots when you need them.

Source: Foursquare