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iPhones are known to take great photos and videos. But did you know there's a way to take photos and videos at the same time?

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Tesla is gearing up for the big reveal of the Model 3, its first mass-market car. CEO Elon Musk unveiled the car in March of 2016, but Tesla will show off the production version of the sedan in July. The summer premiere will offer the roughly 400,000 customers who preordered the vehicle a chance to see the final version before deliveries begin at the end of the year.

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When Disney River Country opened in 1976, visitors flocked to Orange County, Florida, to ride the winding slides and traverse the wooden bridges. The park closed down 25 years later. After leaving the park empty and abandoned for 15 years, Disney finally drained and filled River Country's 330,000-gallon pool in 2016.

A Cleveland-based photographer who works under the pseudonym Seph Lawless documented the abandoned park. For more photos by Lawless, check out his Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram accounts.

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Think you know everything about your iPhone? Think again. There are a number of different hidden tips and tricks that can make your life even easier. Here are a few simple things you might not have realized you could do with your device.

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Hundreds of jellyfish threaten to shut down an Israeli power plant every summer. In recent years, several other power plants around the world have faced the same threat.

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Built by German industrial company thyssenkrupp, MULTI is a rope-free elevator. The system instead uses motors.

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The Autopulse Resuscitation System does continuous CPR on the move. It's designed to support manual CPR rather than replace it.

The machine is portable, battery-operated, and compresses the chest without stopping. It's intended to reduce the impact of rescuer fatigue.

The whole kit with batteries costs £9,000.

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In different regions across the globe, McDonald's has varying menus that target the specific demographic of the local region. Here's what it's like to visit and chow down at a McDonald's in Japan.

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Apple's new iOS 11 operating system provides a huge upgrade for iPad users. It gives the iPad some Mac-like features and functionality. However, it's still not enough to fully replace a computer. Following is a transcript of the video:

I just got the new update for the iPad, iOS 11, and it's the biggest update the iPad has ever gotten.

So the big theme behind iOS 11 on the iPad is it's supposed to make the iPad more of a traditional computer replacement. They added so many features that we've been used to using on the Mac for years and now they're finally on the iPad.

The biggest thing that you're going to notice is this new dock at the bottom. So there a lot of cool things you can do with the dock. For example, if you're inside an app already you can pop up the dock whenever you want, drag over another app, and apps like you're seeing right now can float in a separate window or you can snap it to the side.

And there's also a new multi-task switcher, so if you double tap the home button this is your new view for switching between apps. But you’ll also notice here on the right a new control panel that's completely customizable. So for the first time ever, Apple’s giving you more control over what widgets you have in the control panel.

Another big thing is the new Files app. This is more of a traditional file system that you would find on a Mac or a PC. So it's really great you can click into your different files and documents … it's really handy.

Another great feature I like is the ability to drag content in between apps. And it's really easy to tap and just drag the image over. And boom. It goes right into the new app.

Another cool thing in Notes is character recognition. So, if you have the Apple Pencil, you can scribble down notes and the app will automatically read your handwriting. Even if you have terrible handwriting, and store it as a plain-text note, which makes it easily searchable.

So the real question is: How does it work? Is it a great computer replacement? For some people — maybe? But it's going to be dependent on developers to make apps that really take advantage of these new features in iOS 11 in order to make this a better PC replacement. So this actually launches publicly, the full version, later this fall. But it does make a decent computer replacement for people who do light tasks like emailing and surfing the web.

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The Tesalate towel is made from a special microfiber, called AbsorbLite, which is meant to repel sand.

The makers say the towel is engineered to dry in "half the time of regular post-dip soggy towels."

The towels are made from 80% polyester and 20% polyamide and retail for around £46.
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For the first time, scientists have recorded DNA replication in real time. The scientists extracted DNA from E. coli bacteria, dyed it, and then watched the DNA replicate itself. The footage, alone, is fascinating. But the real shocker comes with what scientists discovered from the footage. They document their findings in the prestigious scientific journal Cell.

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You might not have known that you can cook your eggs in the microwave. It's much faster than cooking them on the stove, and it's incredibly easy.

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Marian Sigman, a neuroscientist and author of "The Secret Life of the Mind: How Your Brain Thinks, Feels, and Decides," explains how babies that grow up bilingual will have brain functions that might be superior to those children that only speak one language. Following is a transcript of the video.

Is it good or bad for my baby to grow listening and speaking more than one language?

I’m Mariano Sigman. I’m a neuroscientist, and I just wrote a book called "The Secret Life of the Mind."

It's very hard to find places where people speak just one language It’s not only beautiful, in a way, and it's not only a way that opens the possibility to talk to many more people and to learn more things and to broaden our minds to other places of the world, but also that it's somehow associated with intelligence.

So is it good, or is it bad?

There is a very important function, brain function, which is generally called executive function or cognitive control. It's our ability to control our thoughts. Be attentive to one conversation, because we have to do it even when someone is speaking on the other side. It’s our ability to persist doing something even when our brain is telling you, "I'm tired. I don't want to do that."

So, in a way, it’s like being pilots of our own existence. This is called cognitive control.

And the one thing we know is that bilinguals are much better in cognitive control than monolinguals. Many, many studies have found that cognitive control is one of the most decisive variables, one of the most important pieces of cognitive function. People that have good cognitive control do good at school, typically find better jobs, are healthier. They have better social insertion.

Bilingualism improves cognitive control. Cognitive control improves cognition in a way that impacts many, many things in life. And bilingualism doesn’t have a risk of actually delaying our linguistic experience.

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