 It's Monday, July 23rd, 2012. I'm David Pierce and I'd ask you to stop, drop, and roll before this 90 seconds on the verge. Big news today, Canon's mirrorless camera is real, it's official, and so far it's pretty great. Broadly speaking, the EOS M is a repackaged Rebel T4i in a much smaller body. Canon's nixed the viewfinder and moved much of the control to the roomy touchscreen. We've tried it out ourselves and we're happy to say it's a very capable shooter, especially with video. Best of all, the company is releasing a $200 adapter that makes more than 60 of its EF lenses fully compatible with the new camera. The EOS M is coming in October. It'll cost $800 with a kit lens. Rotors is reporting that the new iPhone will indeed have a new, smaller 19-pin dock connector port. That jives with rumors we heard last month, and one of the reasons cited is that the headphone jack will be moved to the bottom of the device. All your old stereo docks be damned. How much would you pay for a high-quality Android game? Apparently, less than a dollar. Dead Trigger, a zombie shooter from the makers of Shadowgun, is now free for Android. The game was $0.99, but according to developer Madfinger, the piracy rate even then was, quote, unbelievably high. No word on how it plans to monetize the game, but the iPhone version still costs $0.99. And it's great. You should buy it. And finally, Twitter is set to be the, quote, official narrator for the upcoming Olympics in London. According to the Wall Street Journal, tweets from athletes, fans, and TV personalities will be curated and hosted on a special NBC website. Look for the trending topic, hashtag, it's okay to cry when you only get bronze. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in just after this sentence for the missing six seconds from Friday's episode.
 It's Monday, July 23rd, 2012. I'm David Pierce and I'd ask you to stop, drop, and roll before this 90 seconds on the verge.
 Big news today, Canon's mirrorless camera is real, it's official, and so far it's pretty great.
 Broadly speaking, the EOS M is a repackaged Rebel T4i in a much smaller body.
 Canon's nixed the viewfinder and moved much of the control to the roomy touchscreen.
 We've tried it out ourselves and we're happy to say it's a very capable shooter, especially with video.
 Best of all, the company is releasing a $200 adapter that makes more than 60 of its EF lenses fully compatible with the new camera.
 The EOS M is coming in October. It'll cost $800 with a kit lens.
 Rotors is reporting that the new iPhone will indeed have a new, smaller 19-pin dock connector port.
 That jives with rumors we heard last month, and one of the reasons cited is that the headphone jack will be moved to the bottom of the device.
 All your old stereo docks be damned.
 How much would you pay for a high-quality Android game?
 Apparently, less than a dollar.
 Dead Trigger, a zombie shooter from the makers of Shadowgun, is now free for Android.
 The game was $0.99, but according to developer Madfinger, the piracy rate even then was, quote,
 unbelievably high.
 No word on how it plans to monetize the game, but the iPhone version still costs $0.99.
 And it's great. You should buy it.
 And finally, Twitter is set to be the, quote, official narrator for the upcoming Olympics in London.
 According to the Wall Street Journal, tweets from athletes, fans, and TV personalities will be curated and hosted on a special NBC website.
 Look for the trending topic, hashtag, it's okay to cry when you only get bronze.
 And that's it for today's top stories.
 Tune in just after this sentence for the missing six seconds from Friday's episode.