18-05-2018 00:42 via topix.com

Apple CEO, Nyle DiMarco Visit Deaf Students in Fremont

Actor, model and activist for the Deaf community Nyle DiMarco along with Apple's CEO Tim Cook suprised deaf students in Fremont Thursday morning to talk about technology and how it can help kids with disabilities. Students at California School For The Deaf's 91-acre Fremont campus were taught how to program a drone to fly using Apple's coding programming language, Swift.
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