A New Era IS Amongst Us - We ARE Traveling Back To The Future!

Not only has there been a ton of controversy on whether or not the HUVr Board is real, but let's face it, there has been no shortage of people posting, and talking more and more about the recent pasts innovation of technology. Let's take it back to the cartoon "The Jetsons" which aired on +PrimeTimeTV in 1962, where we could only wish to see each other via a screen during conversation like George Jetson, and his over hyper boss - Mr. Spacely... well for years we have had the ability to do so because of various soft wares and downloadable programs such as +Skype! Would the real life hover board really that far out of our reach?

Top Left: Nike Mags made in 2011. Top Right: Hover Board mock up made by Mattel Toys
Bottom Left: The Marty McFly Hat. Bottom Right: A toy replica of The DeLorean made available by +LEGO, as seen driven by Doc himself to the HUVr video shoot.

As seen above there have been so many clothes, apparel, toys and trinkets going viral from the past movie since 2011,

We see it fit to deem the video, and promotion of HUVr Tech to be 100% Authentic. Not only did HUVr Tech have +Tony Hawk appear on set, but Billy Zane who's acting career started in Back To The Future, alongside many other recognisable names such as Moby (Musician), Terrell Owens (Athlete), SchoolBoy Q (Rapper), but it is also heavily endorsed by B2TF's very own Christopher Lloyd who played Dr. Abbott Brown (aka Doc Brown) as we can see by the way he presents the board to Tony after driving to the set in the DeLorean.

Since 2011 anything released that is an advertised product of Back To The Future II has been deemed to be something of 2015, it is completely fair to say that we would have to be fools to deny that it raises the curiosity, and questioning of whether or not there could be a Back To The Future movie in theatres soon from the great +Steven Spielberg? What do you think?

Twitter Takes Off. First Day Of Sales Soar

It appears that Twitter's IPO is on its way to the top and is doing extremely well on its first day of sales, the networks shares are said to be currently $26 per share at opening sales cost. COUNT US IN, will you be holding your points of the 70 million shares of common stock at the $26 price point? These shares will easily see Twitter net $1.82 billion. 

This suggests that Twitter will be pushed into the ballpark of a valuation of $14.16 billion based on: 545 million non-diluted shares, or a maximum of around $18.1 billion based on 705 million fully-diluted shares. So, how will they divide up these billions of dollars? 

Twitter co-founder, Evan Williams, takes in a 10.4% stake that would be over, if not give or take a few, of $1.48 - without any options. Jack Dorsey's stake is worth a hefty $609 million, and investor Peter Fenton's shares are worth an even more beautiful number of $820 million. 

Twitters CEO, Dick Costolo's shares are worth a levelled $199 million, but, with 16% of the shares, Rizvi Traverse has a nice $2.21 billion worth. Lastly, we have Union Square Ventures also sitting snug with a $723.8 billion stake in the social media network. We suggest that you get your shares if you are a frequent Twitter user.