In Apple hot news today, Apple's top man for acquisitions met with a CEO Tesla Motors Elton Musk a while ago, spurring rumors that Musk would make a great 'fake Steve Jobs' at the Cupertino family.

Tesla has had a long history of comparisons with Apple products because both firms have a reputation for making elite products that are among the finest in the industry.

Adrian Perica of Apple and Musk were in a meeting according sources close to the story, but both sides are 'mum' about details.

In the summer of 2013, an analysts recommended that Apple purchase Tesla. Perhaps it was not so much to take advantage of the electric car technology but to utilize the exceptional skills of Musk, who has the function of CEO at SpaceX, a rocket maker.

Analyst Adnaan Ahmad, wrote Musk would be an excellent leader at Apple, providing leadership in a partnership setting, where Apple would benefit from his innovation. In essence, this was the spirit employed by Jobs before his death as CEO at Apple.

His talks and seminars at MacWorld were worth waiting for. He had one liners that gave an impression of his intellect and wit. He transferred the same kind of enthusiasm to his employees who 'loved what they were doing.'

Apple's interest in cars has led to iPhone voice Siri availing its services in many models including Tesla. Tesla has been innovative in applying mobile electronics in the Model S sedan, which has a center console is spaced out with a massive 17-inch touch screen and has access to the Net.

Apple's acquisition man, Adrian Perica was hired in 2010 from Goldman Sachs. His role was to solely bring out mergers and acquisitions and to assist in sealing deals as quickly as possible.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said in an interview with the recent Wall Street Journal interview:

We have no problem spending ten figures for the right company that's the right and that's in the best interest of Apple in the long-term. None. Zero."