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.

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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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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.

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