 It's Monday, March 11, 2013. I'm Adrienne Jeffries coming to you from South by Southwest. And if you can understand me, your Babelfish is working just fine. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, brought to you by Motorola. We're in the last days of South by Southwest Interactive, and yet again, it seems like this is the year of the hardware startup. Companies like Leap, Oculus VR, and Ouya are sealing the show. Meanwhile, the big startup trend seems to be taxi and ride sharing services like Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar. As for Google's zany antics, this year it's a talking shoe. It is not, alas, a sneaker phone. Like Tesla, but can't afford the Model S? You'll have to wait a little bit longer. In its annual report to the SEC, Tesla revealed that it is pushing back production of its Model X electric crossover until late 2014. The Model X is Tesla's take on the SUV, and is expected to start at $49,000 after tax credits. The extra time will let the company focus on the Model S sedan instead. And finally, a Star Wars fan favorite is going away. Lucasfilm announced today that the animated series The Clone Wars is winding down. Lucasfilm also teased a new animated show set in a, quote, time period previously untouched in Star Wars films or television programming. My three Ewoks? The best little cantina on Tatooine? Lucasfilm will have more details in the months ahead. And that's it for today's top stories. Stay tuned for our South by Southwest elevator pitch of the day. We're launching an app called Smack That. It's a social media game for the year 2000. The app will send you a push notification when there's a smacker within 15 meters. Get smacked.