tvOS 9.1.1 update brings Podcasts app to Apple TV

Apple has pushed an update to Apple TV which now includes the Podcasts app which was missing from the device when it first shipped late last year. tvOS 9.1.1 is available now to Apple TV users via a Software Update. tvOS 9.2, the next major update for tvOS has been seeded to developers, this includes new features like support for Bluetooth keyboards, app folders, and a revamped app switcher.

Adobe Portfolio is a new way for creatives to easily build beautiful websites

Adobe is taking on Squarespace in the website design and hosting solutions game with Adobe Portfolio. Currently available to creative Cloud subscribers, Portfolio allows subscribers to quickly and simply build a website to showcase creative work.

There are 5 standard layouts to choose from which show what the websites will look like on a PC, a tablet as well as a smartphone. Unlike Squarespace which requires subscribers to move to their latest versions to enable responsive designs, Adobe's solutions are geared towards mobile devices from the get-go.

Source: Adobe

Review: Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Samsung brings back 2014's Samsung Galaxy S5 but with updated specs, a better display and a return to the dust and water resistant flagship of its time.

The Galaxy S5 neo has a lot going for it. Sure, it feels a little retro now that Samsung has moved on to curved glass and aluminum bodies, but it does offer a removable battery as well as a 5.1-inch display that is a comfortable size for many users out there.

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Tesla Motors suing former Model X falcon door supplier

One of the most intriguing and defining features of the Tesla Model X crossover are the articulating falcon doors. These modified gullwing type doors allow easy access to the two rear rows of seats and are designed to sense closely parked cars as well as low roofs and can adjust automatically. Tesla Motors is reportedly suing  Hoerbiger, which tesla contracted to develop the doors, didn't produce a satisfactory product, this then caused delays in the shipment of the Model X.

Hoerbiger was the early developer of the falcon door concept but their prototypes were faulty and leaked oil. Tesla farmed the work out to another contractor and it cost the company millions to move development elsewhere. Tesla's Model X is currently under production and the Falcon doors are supposedly working as expected. 

Source: Autoblog