What To Say When Your Kid Asks For A Car…
How about a Tesla? Tesla is collaborating with Radio Flyer to give your kid the car of their dreams. The one seater mini Tesla Model S is available in red, blue and midnight silver metallic, goes up to 6 mph, has a spacious interior and working headlights. Compared to other kiddy cars, the mini Tesla Model S charges faster and lasts longer. The fun doesn’t stop there. You can even purchase premium batteries, special license plates and indoor car covers. Elon Musk tweeted that it really is quite fun. The mini Tesla is going for $500 and preorders are open now. (Source CNN)
Twitter and Facebook Support Apple vs. FBI
What’s being considered the most important tech case in a decade is getting bigger. Sides are being chosen. Twitter and Google have shown public support for Apple and Apple’s CEO Tim Cook. Reminder – Cook is telling the FBI we will not develop software to open the encryption on iPhones even for criminals like those behind the San Bernardino massacre. Cook’s reasoning is that if Apple makes this software then it would compromise the privacy of anyone with an iPhone. Google and Twitter agree. Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted “We stand with Tim Cook”. After Edward Snowden threw shade at Google with this tweet, Google CEO Sundar Pichai tweeted “Important post by Tim Cook”. It’s expected for more and more tech companies to start speaking up. (Source Mashable)
This is a fight for privacy and we of course have a book for that: What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube …
#ShareYourEars
Disneyland Resort is celebrating their 60th anniversary by donating $5 to Make-A-Wish for every ear photo that is shared on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram using #ShareYourEars. All of the Mickey Mouse ears. (Source Disney)
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